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@echo off<br />
CD \<br />
cd \to folder where your spreadsheet is<br />
copy &nbsp;spreadsheet.xls c:\foldera\spreadsheet.xls<wbr /><br />
copy &nbsp;spreadsheet.xls c:\folderb\spreadsheet.xls<wbr />copy &nbsp;spreadsheet.xls c:\folderc\spreadsheet.xls<wbr /><br />
etc<br />
etc<br />
etc<br />
copy &nbsp;spreadsheet.xls c:\folderz\spreadsheet.xls<wbr /><br />
EXIT
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@echo off
CD \
cd \to folder where your spreadsheet is
copy  spreadsheet.xls c:\foldera\spreadsheet.xls
copy  spreadsheet.xls c:\folderb\spreadsheet.xlscopy  spreadsheet.xls c:\folderc\spreadsheet.xls
etc
etc
etc
copy  spreadsheet.xls c:\folderz\spreadsheet.xls
EXIT

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Thanks Experts. &nbsp;Testing now.
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One line of code and the task was finished. &nbsp;I appreciate everyone's help and look forward to working with you all again soon. &nbsp;Thanks.
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One line of code and the task was finished.  I appreciate everyone's help and look forward to working with you all again soon.  Thanks.

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Greetings Experts. &nbsp;I have a spreadsheet that needs to be copied to a set of top level folders but not the sub-folders. &nbsp;Having most of my experience in scripting coming from batch files, please aim your response in that direction.<br />
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file A needs to go to folders A-Z:<br />
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FolderA [yes]<br />
--sub folderA [no]<br />
Folder B [yes]<br />
--sub folderB [no]<br />
<br />
I asked a similar question before on here but can't find it nor the solution. &nbsp;I appreciate your time and help with this one!!
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Greetings Experts.  I have a spreadsheet that needs to be copied to a set of top level folders but not the sub-folders.  Having most of my experience in scripting coming from batch files, please aim your response in that direction.

file A needs to go to folders A-Z:

FolderA [yes]
--sub folderA [no]
Folder B [yes]
--sub folderB [no]

I asked a similar question before on here but can't find it nor the solution.  I appreciate your time and help with this one!!

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