How can I search for multiple  txt files with the partly same name under multiple subfolders and COPY that filename and path to that file into one txt file.
like
d:\users\mike\log\logfileL22102017.txt
d:\users\john\log\logfileH12022017.txt
d:\users\claire\log\logfileH03042017.txt
d:\users\billy\log\logfileL10112017.txt

all that files logfile*.txt in new file copied_logfiles.txt
copied_logfiles.txt will be in folder d:\users\copied_logfiles.txt also batch which will create that file.

copied_logfiles.txt will look like this when I open.
d:\users\mike\log\--->L.txt
d:\users\john\log\--->H.txt
d:\users\claire\log\--->H.txt
d:\users\billy\log\--->L.txt


I need a list of files in one txt file if users logfile is marked with H or L so I need to CHECK users folder and which txt file is currently in L or H.
Now I need to check every user subfolder and check if there is logfileL22102017.txt  with L in it or logfileH03042017.txt with H in it.
If it is more than 5 hours L than I need to do something to get for user to have  logfileH03042017.txt with H in it.

Can someone help me with batch?
You can use wildcards in a directory command.

For example, lets say you are in the d:\users directory and wanted to find all files beginning with logfileh that were text files. You could type the following command.

dir logfileh*.txt /s

The "/s" will DISPLAY RESULTS for all subdirectories from the d:\users directory.

If you wanted the results to go to a text file you could use the append symbol to append the results to a text file. Below is an example of the same command.

dir logfileh*.txt /s > c:\users\copied_logfiles.txt

Like any command line command this command can be added to any batch file.Hi 
There is another command named  WHERE  : To locate and display files in a directory tree
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WHERE (Windows 2003 + )

Locate and display files in a directory tree.

The WHERE command is roughly equivalent to the UNIX 'which' command. By default, the search is done in the current directory and in the PATH.

Syntax
      WHERE [/r Dir] [/q] [/f] [/t] Pattern ...

      WHERE [/q] [/f] [/t] [$ENV:Pattern

key
   /r      A RECURSIVE search, starting with the specified Dir directory.

   /q      Don’t display the files but return either an exit code of 0 for success
           or 1 for failure.

   /f      Display the output file name in quotation marks.

   /t      Display the size, time stamp, and date stamp of the file.

  pattern  The Drive\Directory\file, or set of files to be found.
           you can use wildcard characters ( ? * ) and UNC paths.

   ENV     Path to search where ENV is an existing environment variable containing one or more paths.

By default, WHERE searches the current directory and the paths specified in the PATH environment variable. Optional search paths (in pattern) should not be used in conjunction with /r Dir.

I have one problem here.
loghi*.txt files are also in folder logfiles and in its subfolder new it is only one.
And I need only file from subfolder new, this script finds also fles in folder logfiles.

d:\users\john\logfiles\logfileH12022017.txt

this file I am looking for to write in txt
d:\users\john\logfiles\new\logfileH12022017.txt

I named that batch test.bat and it also creates test.txt where all logfile*.txt are in, from \logfiles folder too which is wrong.
But at the same time it opens notepad named NewLog.txt where is result which I want, from folder \new

How to do this to get results saved in NewLog.txt and there is no test.txt created and doesn't open notepad.exe but save directly to NewLog.txt file.

And is it possible to get result in txt file from this logfileH12022017.txt to this logfileH?

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