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And this may go without saying, but just in case, you have to also replace &quot;Username&quot; in the path with the name of the user that you want to search the Downloads folder of. &nbsp;Sorry if I'm stating the obvious, just wanted to double check...<br />
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C:\Users\<b>Username</b>\Downloads\*.xlsx<br />
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And this may go without saying, but just in case, you have to also replace "Username" in the path with the name of the user that you want to search the Downloads folder of.  Sorry if I'm stating the obvious, just wanted to double check...

C:\Users\Username\Downloads\*.xlsx



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I want the name of last modified file from the folder download. I tried with the example given but not quite getting the correct result.<br />
@ECHO OFF<br />
&nbsp;FOR /F &quot;DELIMS=&quot; %%F IN ('DIR /B /A-D /OD /TW C:\Users\Username\Download<wbr />s-??.xlxs'<wbr />) DO (SET FILE=%%F)<br />
&nbsp;ECHO Most recently modified file is:<br />
&nbsp;ECHO %FILE%<br />
&nbsp;ECHO %FILE% &gt;&nbsp;C:\Users\Username\Desktop\<wbr />Results.tx<wbr />t<br />
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The output I am getting in Results.txt is %FILE% .
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I want the name of last modified file from the folder download. I tried with the example given but not quite getting the correct result.
@ECHO OFF
 FOR /F "DELIMS=" %%F IN ('DIR /B /A-D /OD /TW C:\Users\Username\Downloads-??.xlxs') DO (SET FILE=%%F)
 ECHO Most recently modified file is:
 ECHO %FILE%
 ECHO %FILE% > C:\Users\Username\Desktop\Results.txt

The output I am getting in Results.txt is %FILE% .

Last modified file name from a folder

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