F0Z7V0F01A03EB_210
F0Z7V0F01A03EB_180
F0Z7V0F01A03EB_136
F0Z7V0F01A03EB_362

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After closer examination of the text file with id's, I see that the same id has 4 different endings, _210, _180, _136, _362. Is this so or is it only how you provided the sample input file? If it is this way, how would you choose the one to use for an id of F0Z7V0F01A03EB?

In reply to Re: renaming 1000's of FASTA files by Cristoforo
in thread renaming 1000's of FASTA files by garyboyd

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