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Is there a way to copy a workbook into multiple folders without doing it one
at a time? I need to copy one workbook and place it into 50 folders. Thanks in advance, Mike |
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use a batch file
MIke wrote: Is there a way to copy a workbook into multiple folders without doing it one at a time? I need to copy one workbook and place it into 50 folders. Thanks in advance, Mike |
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Bob,
I am not familar with batch files could you give me an example? Thanks, Mike "Bob I" wrote: use a batch file MIke wrote: Is there a way to copy a workbook into multiple folders without doing it one at a time? I need to copy one workbook and place it into 50 folders. Thanks in advance, Mike |
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make a txt file named something like COPY50.txt with contents with below
as example but use the correct paths. Xcopy c:\original-directory\file.xls C:\other-directory1\file.xls Xcopy c:\original-directory\file.xls C:\other-directory2\file.xls Xcopy c:\original-directory\file.xls C:\other-directory3\file.xls and so on. Then when you have it all made and saved change the file name to COPY50.bat, then you may double-click to run it and make your 50 copies in the correct folders. MIke wrote: Bob, I am not familar with batch files could you give me an example? Thanks, Mike "Bob I" wrote: use a batch file MIke wrote: Is there a way to copy a workbook into multiple folders without doing it one at a time? I need to copy one workbook and place it into 50 folders. Thanks in advance, Mike |
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Thanks. It worked great.
Mike "Bob I" wrote: make a txt file named something like COPY50.txt with contents with below as example but use the correct paths. Xcopy c:\original-directory\file.xls C:\other-directory1\file.xls Xcopy c:\original-directory\file.xls C:\other-directory2\file.xls Xcopy c:\original-directory\file.xls C:\other-directory3\file.xls and so on. Then when you have it all made and saved change the file name to COPY50.bat, then you may double-click to run it and make your 50 copies in the correct folders. MIke wrote: Bob, I am not familar with batch files could you give me an example? Thanks, Mike "Bob I" wrote: use a batch file MIke wrote: Is there a way to copy a workbook into multiple folders without doing it one at a time? I need to copy one workbook and place it into 50 folders. Thanks in advance, Mike |
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You're welcome, have a great day!
MIke wrote: Thanks. It worked great. Mike "Bob I" wrote: make a txt file named something like COPY50.txt with contents with below as example but use the correct paths. Xcopy c:\original-directory\file.xls C:\other-directory1\file.xls Xcopy c:\original-directory\file.xls C:\other-directory2\file.xls Xcopy c:\original-directory\file.xls C:\other-directory3\file.xls and so on. Then when you have it all made and saved change the file name to COPY50.bat, then you may double-click to run it and make your 50 copies in the correct folders. MIke wrote: Bob, I am not familar with batch files could you give me an example? Thanks, Mike "Bob I" wrote: use a batch file MIke wrote: Is there a way to copy a workbook into multiple folders without doing it one at a time? I need to copy one workbook and place it into 50 folders. Thanks in advance, Mike |
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