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Hi guys, This most likely has been answered but a quick search did not find exactly what I need. I have a folder structure that I need to paste into several different folders. https://preview.ibb.co/mWRWOe/lob_folder_struct_paste.jpg I need the structure on the left "A" inside all the folders on the...

YES ! I downloaded the file you attached and it worked like a charm !

You just saved me SOOOOO much time !!!! WOW !!!!

Thanks sooooo much!!!!

I Owe you big time !!!

Im not sure im doing it right, I took the the code and pasted it into a notepad and saved it as "testmove.cmd" then I dropped that in the root folder and ran the script but it didnt seem to move any files. https://thumb.ibb.co/kALdvw/here.jpg Did I have to add anything to the code?

Ohh I think I see what you mean
So yes, In my real files there are several lvl1 subfolders in the root dir. So if i understand correctly, the script needs to search from root and not lvl one.

Hi , been a bit busy sorry for my late response.

The pdfs from the 3rd level (lvl3 - XX) are the ones I need to move, Im guessing it would need to search there ?

Thanks again for your help !

So im really not sure what im doing..

I created a test file structure.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6L96 ... 3FRVHJEUXc

If you have the time, could you show me what i need to do to obtain my goal?

Thanks a million !

Hi aGerman, Thanks for your reply. The "folder" varialble represents the root , like the first level l? Here is an example of another file placement G:\JOB FOLDER\FOLDER1\FOLDER2\EMPLOYEE NAME\SECOND LEVEL\THIRD LEVEL followed by the .PDF The files names are no problem, ive bulk renamed th...

Hi there , Im new to your forum and am glad to meet you all ! So I have a problem with a huge amount of files I need to move up one level to its parent directory. I have searched all around but it seems like my issue is unique ( perhaps ) Bascally I have 3 levels of sub folders and I need to elimina...