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probably you have another date format.
I used the format from the file, you provided.

you can try this script.cmd: @echo off &SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION call:DateToJDN %DATE% JDN5 SET /a JDN5-=5 (FOR /f "tokens=1-5" %%a IN (file.txt) DO ( CALL:DateToJDN %%c jdn IF !jdn! gtr %JDN5% ECHO(%%a %%b %%c %%d %%e ))>file.new goto:eof rem Convert the date to Julian Day Numb...

An input example and desired output would help.

What you can try: @echo OFF &SETLOCAL if "%~1" neq "" ( if "%~z1" equ "0" ( echo(file is empty ) else echo(file is not empty ) else echo(no cmdline args found REM -------------------------------- SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION SET "z1=%~z1" if &...

I miss a "/g:file" option in sed every day (or every other day).
I manage myself with unpleasant constructions such as

It would be nice to have something better

the OP did some cross postings here and here

your question is already answered here. There is no reason for cross posting. Test the answer first.

please look here.

thanks, never tried @echo off &SETLOCAL For %%a In (*.csv) Do CALL:ProcessFile "%%~a" goto:eof :ProcessFile SET "fname=%~1" ECHO(processing %fname% FOR /f "tokens=2delims=:" %%i IN ('find /c /v "" "%fname%"') DO SET "lines=%%i" SET /a l...

yes, this is maybe faster @echo off &SETLOCAL For %%a In (*.csv) Do CALL:ProcessFile "%%~a" goto:eof :ProcessFile SET "fname=%~1" ECHO(processing %fname% FOR /f "tokens=2delims=:" %%i IN ('find /c /v "" "%fname%"') DO SET "lines=%%i" SE...

you can try: @echo off &SETLOCAL For %%a In (*.csv) Do CALL:ProcessFile "%%~a" goto:eof :ProcessFile SET "fname=%~1" ECHO(processing %fname% FOR /f "delims=:" %%i IN ('findstr /n "^" "%fname%"') DO SET "lines=%%i" SET /a lines-=2 SET /a...

SPM wrote: >nul 1 | What does have mean?

- >nul = send standard output to "nul"
- || = in case of an error do

@foxidrive, can a computer name/URL contain white space?

test this, also with your PC's

try this: