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Hi,

On our site we have a section where the pdf documents are uploaded in different languages :

mysite.com/en/docs/fichier1.pdf

 mysite.com/en/docs/fichier2.pdf

mysite.com/fr/docs/fichier1.pdf

mysite.com/fr/docs/fichier2.pdf

mysite.com/de/docs/fichier1.pdf

mysite.com/de/docs/fichier2.pdf, etc…

In think I  could  relatively easily get the  total number of downloads per document (all languages included) using something similar to:

Unfortunately, the webmasters have decided to change the naming of the new files by adding the language prefixes to the pdf name (en_, fr_, de_):

mysite.com/en/docs/en_fichier3.pdf

mysite.com/fr/docs/fr_fichier3.pdf

mysite.com/de/docs/de_fichier3.pdf

Is there a way to get a table :

fichier1.pdf 

fichier2.pdf

fichier3.pdf (that includes  fr_fichier3.pdf + en_fichier3.pdf+ de_fichier3.pdf)

Many thanks for any suggestions.

Thanks for the quick help.

I have tried the suggested solution and I get something like:

/docs/en_90.pdf        25  hits

/docs/en_92.pdf        14

/docs/it_90.pdf          9

/docs/pt_90.pdf         8

/docs/de_90.pdf        7

/docs/fr_92.pdf         7

Total                     70

So, the expression :

does not ignore the language prefix.

Ideally, I would like to obtain:

/docs/xx_90.pdf            49     (representing 25+9+8+7)

/docs/xx_92.pdf            21

Total                            70

Many thanks and best regards.