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1.	Solve : Counting number of files moved?
Answer» Hello, I created a simple batch file that will sort existing files into individal folders. That part WORKS as I wanted. What I would like to do is write to a log as to how many files are now in the created directories. Is this possible? Would like to export it into a log file. Thanks, Eric Here is an example of what I have IF EXIST G01F01* md G01\FOV1 If EXIST G01F02* md G01\FOV2 If EXIST G01F03* md G01\FOV3 If EXIST G01F04* md G01\FOV4 If EXIST G01F05* md G01\FOV5 If EXIST G01F06* md G01\FOV6 If EXIST G01F07* md G01\FOV7 If EXIST G01F08* md G01\FOV8 If EXIST G01F09* md G01\FOV9 If EXIST G01F10* md G01\FOV10 If EXIST G01F11* md G01\FOV11 If EXIST G01F12* md G01\FOV12 move G01f01* G01\FOV1 move G01f02* G01\FOV2 move G01f03* G01\FOV3 move G01f04* G01\FOV4 move G01f05* G01\FOV5 move G01f06* G01\FOV6 move G01f07* G01\FOV7 move G01f08* G01\FOV8 move G01f09* G01\FOV9 move G01f10* G01\FOV10 move G01f11* G01\FOV11 move G01f12* G01\FOV12 REM GROUP 2 IF EXIST G02F01* md G02\FOV1 If EXIST G02F02* md G02\FOV2 If EXIST G02F03* md G02\FOV3 If EXIST G02F04* md G02\FOV4 If EXIST G02F05* md G02\FOV5 If EXIST G02F06* md G02\FOV6 If EXIST G02F07* md G02\FOV7 If EXIST G02F08* md G02\FOV8 If EXIST G02F09* md G02\FOV9 If EXIST G02F10* md G02\FOV10 If EXIST G02F11* md G02\FOV11 If EXIST G02F12* md G02\FOV12 move G02f01* G02\FOV1 move G02f02* G02\FOV2 move G02f03* G02\FOV3 move G02f04* G02\FOV4 move G02f05* G02\FOV5 move G02f06* G02\FOV6 move G02f07* G02\FOV7 move G02f08* G02\FOV8 move G02f09* G02\FOV9 move G02f10* G02\FOV10 move G02f11* G02\FOV11 move G02f12* G02\FOV12 Code: [SELECT]set ctr=0 if exist G01F01* ( md G01\FOV1 move G01f01* G01\FOV1 set /a ctr=%ctr%+1 ) echo Moved %ctr% files > log.txt Works only on W2K and WXP. Cheers, [glb]cs[/glb]Thanks, I tried that. However since the move function only happens once, it only reports one file moved.If you have a list of files, you must call this routine for each file of course (like in your example). You could also use a for LOOP to loop over selected files. Cheers, [glb]cs[/glb]

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