I had a similar issue with uploaded files as well and found that if you use a combination of the Q#_URL, Q#_Name, you could easily automate the download using Excel VBA. From there, you could run a zip on the directory (if you'd like).I created the following which allows you to select the range of files (from the CSV) and in this case, I had other fields that indicated the user's first name (Column C), last name (column D), file extension (extracted from file name (column M)) and the URL for the file (Column P). I then renamed the file in question to: .Sub downloadPictures() Dim b As Range Dim rng As Range, fname As Range, lname As Range, ftype As Range, url1 As Range, Dim filename As String, fname_mask As String, dpath As String, strURL As String dpath = "" Set rng = Selection For Each b In rng.Rows Dim colnum As Integer colnum = b.Row Set fname = Range("C" & colnum) Set lname = Range("D" & colnum) Set ftype = Range("M" & colnum) Set url1 = Range("P" & colnu
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