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Please post example mac file
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you could use a batch like 
 

<pre><code class="code-10 nolinks" id="code-20-42047956-1">@echo off
set date /t &gt;&gt; today.txt
for /f &quot;delims==/ tokens=1-3&quot; %%n in (today.txt) do (
 set /A month=%%n
 set /A year=%%p
)
set day=31
set febday=28
set /A leapyear=((%year%/4)*4
if %year%==%leapyear% set febday=29

if %month%==02 set day=%febday%
if %month%==04 set day=30
if %month%==06 set day=30
if %month%==09 set day=30
if %month%==11 set day=30

call your_macro %month%/%day%/%year%
</code></pre>
 
to pass the last date of the current month as argument to your macro. 
 
you then could use %1 to replace the dates. 
 
Sara
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Thanks, sarabande! &nbsp; 
 
Please, forgive my misunderstanding. &nbsp;But when you mention to use %1 for replacing the dates, do you mean to replace the date syntax in your code with &quot;%1&quot;? 
 
John
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Hello: 
 
I created a macro for an ERP application that open a couple of windows and runs their processes. &nbsp;In addition, I have configured Windows Task Scheduler to run this macro, automatically. 
 
The only issue is that the ERP windows have dates in them. &nbsp;So, in order to have the macro's .mac file &quot;know&quot; to run those two routines on a certain date, the .mac file has to be edited in Notepad. 
 
Is there any sort of tool that will, somehow, automatically edit a .mac file to change the dates to be the last day of the month? 
 
Thanks! 
 
John
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Hello:

I created a macro for an ERP application that open a couple of windows and runs their processes.  In addition, I have configured Windows Task Scheduler to run this macro, automatically.

The only issue is that the ERP windows have dates in them.  So, in order to have the macro's .mac file "know" to run those two routines on a certain date, the .mac file has to be edited in Notepad.

Is there any sort of tool that will, somehow, automatically edit a .mac file to change the dates to be the last day of the month?

Thanks!

John

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