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Thank you so much! Worked like a charm!<br />
Saved my day! <br />
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I appreciate your help
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Hi<br />
I urgently need an script (or tool) to recursively check files on Folder A (with lots of sub-directories) against a text file (containing &nbsp;file names line by line) and if a file is found copy it to the same directory structure in Folder B.<br />
I know it may sound a little complicated, But I hope there's a way to this.<br />
I don't care if it's a Linux command or a windows binary or a VB/Powershell code<br />
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Thanks a lot
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Hi
I urgently need an script (or tool) to recursively check files on Folder A (with lots of sub-directories) against a text file (containing  file names line by line) and if a file is found copy it to the same directory structure in Folder B.
I know it may sound a little complicated, But I hope there's a way to this.
I don't care if it's a Linux command or a windows binary or a VB/Powershell code

Thanks a lot

Check and copy files against a txt or xls file

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