Read HELP FOR and then try at the command line this double FOR loop.
Read HELP FOR and then try at the command line this double FOR loop for /d %d in (\temp\f*) do @for %f in (%d\f*) do @echo %f as you see, it will loop over all the f* folders and for each of them if will loop over all the f* files. So, adapting this simple strategy to your requirements and giving it an appropiate BAT syntax, you may begin trying this... @echo off set storename=%1 set myfolder=C:\Users\ADMINISTRATOR\Desktop\ set dstfolder=%myfolder%\PROCESSED_FILES set myfiles=*. Zip for /d %%d in (%myfolder%\*%storename%*) do ( for %%f in (%%d\%myfiles%) do ( echo copy %%f %dstfolder% ) ) test carefully before removing the ECHO.
Echo off set storename=%1 set myfolder=C:\Users\ADMINISTRATOR\Desktop\ set dstfolder=%myfolder%\PROCESSED_FILES set myfiles=*. Zip for /d %%d in (%myfolder%*%storename%*) do ( for %%f in (%%d\%myfiles%) do ( echo copy %%f %dstfolder% ) ) – user1050628 Nov 17 at 21:33 It doesn't work. When I checked my Processed Files folder where I expected to see zip file, it is empty.
– user1050628 Nov 17 at 21:35 of course it is empty, review the loop and remove the ECHO – PA. Nov 18 at 9:14.
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