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Is there a way to display library collection organized by image file size?

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Hello,
I was wondering if there any way to set LRC to display library collection organized by image file size?

Thanks!
 
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Not sorted in the normal offerings. There are two "file Sizes". Size in bytes and size in Pixels. Which are you interested in? What is your goal?

John Ellis "Any Filter". possibly could help you get your goal.
 
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clee01l said:
Not sorted in the normal offerings. There are two "file Sizes". Size in bytes and size in Pixels. Which are you interested in? What is your goal?

John Ellis "Any Filter". possibly could help you get your goal.
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Pixel Dimension is a grid sort option, but not size in bytes.
 
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clee01l said:
Not sorted in the normal offerings. There are two "file Sizes". Size in bytes and size in Pixels. Which are you interested in? What is your goal?

John Ellis "Any Filter". possibly could help you get your goal.
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Bytes if possible...
 
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ListView also offers sorting.
 
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Use ListView to export metadata of your choice to Excel, then slice and dice as you wish. Eg Find top 100 largest images, find folder with largest image count or size, etc.
 
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