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Hi sher19, you need to grab the month/day/year? &nbsp;<br />
Use this...(if echo %date% returns the 'day' for you...)<br />
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setlocal enabledelayedexpansion<br />
for %%a in (data processing audit percentages finalized) do call :process %%a<br />
goto :eof<br />
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:process<br />
set /p myDir=Enter the %1 folder name:<br />
md &quot;%mydir%_%date:~4,2% %date:~7,2% %date:~10%&quot;<br />
set mydir=<br />

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Hi sher19, you need to grab the month/day/year?  
Use this...(if echo %date% returns the 'day' for you...)

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for %%a in (data processing audit percentages finalized) do call :process %%a
goto :eof

:process
set /p myDir=Enter the %1 folder name:
md "%mydir%_%date:~4,2% %date:~7,2% %date:~10%"
set mydir=


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Happy to help - thanx for the grade! :^)
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I have this batch from expert here.<br />
I would liek to add the date on the end of each of these folders, but it is not working for me.<br />
please tell me the problem in my script?<br />
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setlocal enabledelayedexpansion<br />
for %%a in (data processing audit percentages finalized) do call :process %%a<br />
goto :eof<br />
<br />
:process<br />
set /p myDir=Enter the %1 folder name:<br />
md &quot;%mydir%_%date%&quot;<br />
set mydir=
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I have this batch from expert here.
I would liek to add the date on the end of each of these folders, but it is not working for me.
please tell me the problem in my script?

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for %%a in (data processing audit percentages finalized) do call :process %%a
goto :eof

:process
set /p myDir=Enter the %1 folder name:
md "%mydir%_%date%"
set mydir=

how do i add date to my folder name/

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