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The solution of this problem have a subtle trick! :shock: :wink: I think this is the fastest method to solve this problem: @echo off setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion echo Results missing X1 record: set "last=" (for %%f in (*.pdf) do ( for /F "tokens=1-4 delims=_." %%a in ("%%f") do ( if not defined l...

. . . . . Always good to have a testing strategy. You may want to consider understanding the code you are using before using it. The reason the code you used screws up YYYY.MM.DD files is because it matches any files that end in the ##.##.##.pdf. That will match YYYY.MM.DD.pdf. You could pipe to an...

Try this: @echo off setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion for /F "delims=" %%a in ('dir /A:-D /B *.pdf') do ( set "name=%%a" for %%b in (%%a) do ( set "head=!name: %%b=!" for /F "tokens=1-3 delims=." %%x in ("%%b") do set "M=%%x" & set "D=%%y" & set "Y=%%z" ) if "!M:~2!" equ "" ( ECHO ren "%%a" "!head! 20...

Your code is wrong, not because the way of write that condition, but because the logic of such a condition. There are 3 possible results: The value of RDL_TYPE_NAME is equal to !RDL_TYPE_NAME:KIA=!, so is NOT equal to !RDL_TYPE_NAME:TKI=! and hence the IF is executed. The value of RDL_TYPE_NAME is e...

In the code of this answer : Change @echo %%b by set "driver=%%b" Insert pnputil.exe -f -d %driver% at end Ops! This don't works because the pipe! Modify the core code in this way: pnputil -e > test.txt findstr /R /C:".*!\n!.*!\n!.*!\n!.*%search%" test.txt > test2.txt for /F "tokens=2 delims=:" %%a ...

Mmm... Practically every line in this code have some type of error or bad construction... However, have not much sense to explain to you these problems because you have NOT wrote the code! I think this code do what you want: @echo off setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion set "file_path=C:\mydrive\bookmar...

Why you didn't tested my solution as I wrote it (more than one month ago)?

The last code you tested have duplicated the line # 45 and inserted an additional line # 48: del spacesFile.txt that is the cause that your code (not the mine!) don't works...

Antonio

I think this works: @echo off setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion cd /D X:\PROJECT set "number=0" for %%a in (*.xml) do ( set "file=%%a" set "num=!file:~5,1!" if !num! neq !number! ( set /A "number=num, count=1" ) else ( set /A "count+=1" ECHO move "!file!" !count! ) ) Output: move "FIL005_2023111011344...

Ok. This new code correctly works with the 262 KB size file. My first attempt fails because I assumed that no value could have a space! @echo off setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion set "n=0" set "last=" call :processLine < data.xml > output.xml goto :EOF :processLine set /P "line=" set "line=!last!!lin...

The very first post in this site is How to get help for a batch script - quickly! , so surely you should saw it... Did you read it already? In such a post, there are these phrases: Batch files are often specific to your task because your filepaths, text, filenames and data are often used to write co...

This works:
Antonio

Just download zip file, extract printf.exe and run it: :\Users\user>\utils\printf.exe printf.exe Version 1.0 Copyright (C) 2016-2020, Antonio Perez Ayala 'printfHelp.bat' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. I am afraid the description of your proble...

First point: PowerShell is more powerful than Batch files. There are tasks that can not be completed in a Batch file, but in PowerShell. However, such tasks are rare. The vast majority of daily management tasks can be completed with a Batch file. That said, IMHO PowerShell is difficult to learn and ...

Are you sure you copied the Batch file as it is? Antonio Yes, I am sure... Mmmm... The script I posted have 47 lines. These are the last ones: 38::CreateSpacesFile numOfSpaces 39:setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion 40:set "spcs=" 41:for /L %%i in (1,1,%1) do set "spcs=!spcs! " 42:set /P ^"=X^ 43:% Do n...

It produces Info about what the script will do Info Executing in: Info 3The 2The 1The The script has been executed Info [Press any key to close this CMD window] and leaves that spacesFile.txt file behnd It works perfectly here: #1 Info about what the script will do Executing in: 3 #2 Info about wha...