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IM and trying to write a simple syntax via windows cmd prompt to perform two actions....<br />
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C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office&gt;FOR /R \\cinhnf05.tsg.ge.com\ec_d<wbr />ev_sdaviat<wbr />ionedrb\DO<wbr />C_Files\50<wbr />000 %G IN (*.doc) DO set filePath=%G and excel.exe /r Test_AutoRun4.xls<br />
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The for-loop works great, the syntax is perfect except I want to DO two things. &nbsp;I don't know how to make the command window see two commands after the DO. &nbsp;&quot;and&quot; did not work for me.<br />
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Please Help... Thanks <br />
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IM and trying to write a simple syntax via windows cmd prompt to perform two actions....

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office>FOR /R \\cinhnf05.tsg.ge.com\ec_dev_sdaviationedrb\DOC_Files\50000 %G IN (*.doc) DO set filePath=%G and excel.exe /r Test_AutoRun4.xls

The for-loop works great, the syntax is perfect except I want to DO two things.  I don't know how to make the command window see two commands after the DO.  "and" did not work for me.

Please Help... Thanks 



Windows Cmd Prompt How to make two actions happen

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