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sed would also be a good choice:

add a prefix to each line: @echo off &setlocal set "folder=d:\myfolder" set "prefix=JP." pushd "%folder%" set /a cnt=1001 (for /f "delims=" %%i in ('^<"input.txt" findstr /n "^"') do ( set "line=%%i" setlocal enabledelayedexpa...

very nice!

in your posted files is no match. Split before or after a match? this splits after: @echo off&setlocal set "file=file.txt" set "search=search.txt" for /f "delims=:" %%i in ('findstr /ng:"%search%" "%file%"') do set "split=%%i" (for /f &...

sfournier wrote: based on a list I have in a different file.

the #'s in the second .TXT file are listed below.

please explain more clearly.

the %startfolder% parameter not longer exist, it comes now from the "pushd" command @echo off&setlocal set "ClassID_ID_List=%~1" &rem parameter #1 set "CSVfile=%~2" &rem parameter #2 set "CSVdelim= " &rem, delimiter for output, default <tab> re...

if you want to move or copy files between network ressources you (the script) need to know the network path. How to set it and store it in a variable you can see in the following shell session: C:\TEST>echo off pushd \\192.168.178.1\endoro.nas for %i in ("%cd%") do set NetPath1=%~i echo %N...

@Ed Dyreen thank you for the nice explanation @sifar786 you can replace the " cd /d "%startfolder%" " command with pushd, eg.: pushd \\192.168.178.1\ressource.name This does create a new drive letter and makes it current. Put "popd" at the end of the script to remove th...

I don't find the time to look inside now, but perhaps later in one of these days.

you might this modify for your requirements.

@foxidrive give me one more shot, please this does not create the folders, subfolders and copy (move) the files to their respective folders. indeed, so here we go: @echo off&setlocal set "startfolder=%~1" &rem parameter #1 set "ClassID_ID_List=%~2" &rem parameter #2 s...

at first, limiting the "dir" output: @echo off&setlocal set "startfolder=%~1" &rem parameter #1 set "ClassID_ID_List=%~2" &rem parameter #2 set "CSVfile=%~3" &rem parameter #3 set "CSVdelim= " &rem, delimiter for output, default <...

the code for this I posted here alredy.
and later you postet other file names.
Therefore I changed the code for all filenames.
So you can now use my earlier code again.

Yes, I understand this- but where are the file names? Do you have a list with names or a list of assignments?