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Hello,<br />
I have two folders, 1 named &quot;FolderOne&quot; and the other named &quot;FolderTwo&quot; &nbsp;I am trying to figure out a way to write a .bat file that loops through all the files from FolderOne, while determining if the current file is located in FolderTwo. &nbsp;If it's not located in FolderTwo, then the file should be copied over. &nbsp;If the file is located in FolderTwo, it should only be copied over if the Modified Date of the file in FolderOne is greater then the modified date of the file in FolderTwo.
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Hello,
I have two folders, 1 named "FolderOne" and the other named "FolderTwo"  I am trying to figure out a way to write a .bat file that loops through all the files from FolderOne, while determining if the current file is located in FolderTwo.  If it's not located in FolderTwo, then the file should be copied over.  If the file is located in FolderTwo, it should only be copied over if the Modified Date of the file in FolderOne is greater then the modified date of the file in FolderTwo.

Copy Files Based on Modified Date

Hello,
I have two folders, 1 named &quot;FolderOne&quot; and the other named &quot;FolderTwo&quot;  I am trying to figure out a way to write a .bat file that loops through all the files from FolderOne, while determining if the current file is located in FolderTwo.  If it&#39;s not located in FolderTwo, then the file should be copied over.  If the file is located in FolderTwo, it should only be copied over if the Modified Date of the file in FolderOne is greater then the modified date of the file in FolderTwo.

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