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Thank you.<br />
Works like a charm.
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Hello,<br />
is there any .vbs or .bat (double clicking), that would change the extensions of files in a certain folder (C:\Users\Wassim.QA-DOMAIN<wbr />\Desktop\O<wbr />rders Invoices)<br />
from .txt to .csv when the file name starts with <br />
116<br />
1023<br />
10052<br />
7351<br />
1645<br />
<br />
from .csv to .txt when the file name starts with <br />
451<br />
4645<br />
7714<br />
<br />
Sometimes some of the files do not exist.<br />
<br />
Any help is appreciated.<br />
Thanks,
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Hello,
is there any .vbs or .bat (double clicking), that would change the extensions of files in a certain folder (C:\Users\Wassim.QA-DOMAIN\Desktop\Orders Invoices)
from .txt to .csv when the file name starts with 
116
1023
10052
7351
1645

from .csv to .txt when the file name starts with 
451
4645
7714

Sometimes some of the files do not exist.

Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,

txt to csv (vbs)

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