[Question] Filter each path by count C:\Path1 | C:\Path2 | C:\Path3 count:10

[Thinh_VG]

C:\Path1 | C:\Path2 | C:\Path3 count:10
How can the search results for each path be 10 list? As a result, it only returns the number of Path3

Currently I can only add sort temporarily to be able to see the results in each path:
C:\Path1 | C:\Path2 | C:\Path3 count:10 sort:dm

[void]

Use regex: to match the paths and capture the matching path.
Use dupe:1 to find duplicated captured paths.
Use dupemin:1 to allow a single file/folder.
Use dupecount:10 to limit each duplicate group to 10 items.
Use dupesort: to specify which items to show first (show the 10 most recent files)

regex:"^(c:\\windows\\|c:\\program files\\)" dupesort:1;dm dupe:1 dupemin:1 dupecount:10

This shows 10 files and 10 folders from each path.
Adjust c:\\windows\\|c:\\program files\\ to your desired paths.



dupe:
dupemin:
dupecount:
dupesort:

[Thinh_VG]

Thanks for replying, I need your help
How can path-groups with the same path always be next to each other?

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[void]

Please try sorting by Name.
Include the following in your search:

sort:name

-or, just click the Name column header.