Hi all,
Everyday around 7 AM there are 3 csv exports extracted into a specific folder and the file names are exactly the same each day except everyday the prefix of the file name is amended to the current date.
Example:
16-02-2018_Test1 will change to 17-02-2018_Test1
16-02-2018_Test2 will change to 17-02-2018_Test2
16-02-2018_Test3 will change to 17-02-2018_Test3
The file itself is not replaced, the new file with the current date is instead added to this folder.
What I need to do is identify the 3 extracts each day and copy them to a sub-folder. The best way I thought of doing this is by identifying the date at which the file was last modified.
I have the below VBS code I found and helps identifies the latest file in a directory and I added a line that will copy that file to a new directory.
The issue however, is that the code only identifies 1 file instead of 3 and I can only copy 1 file instead of 3. If anyone has better code to help me achieve the desired result or alternatively can help modify the existing code to achieve the desired result.
Everyday around 7 AM there are 3 csv exports extracted into a specific folder and the file names are exactly the same each day except everyday the prefix of the file name is amended to the current date.
Example:
16-02-2018_Test1 will change to 17-02-2018_Test1
16-02-2018_Test2 will change to 17-02-2018_Test2
16-02-2018_Test3 will change to 17-02-2018_Test3
The file itself is not replaced, the new file with the current date is instead added to this folder.
What I need to do is identify the 3 extracts each day and copy them to a sub-folder. The best way I thought of doing this is by identifying the date at which the file was last modified.
I have the below VBS code I found and helps identifies the latest file in a directory and I added a line that will copy that file to a new directory.
The issue however, is that the code only identifies 1 file instead of 3 and I can only copy 1 file instead of 3. If anyone has better code to help me achieve the desired result or alternatively can help modify the existing code to achieve the desired result.
Code:
sPath = "C:\Users\Desktop\Test\"
Const sToDir = "C:\Users\Desktop\Test\NewFolder\"
Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
sNewestFile = GetNewestFile(sPath)
If sNewestFile <> "" Then
WScript.Echo "Newest file is " & sNewestFile
dFileModDate = oFSO.GetFile(sNewestFile).DateLastModified
If DateDiff("n", dFileModDate, Now) > 60 Then
oFSO.CopyFile sNewestFile, sToDir
End If
Else
WScript.Echo "Directory is empty"
End If
Function GetNewestFile(ByVal sPath)
sNewestFile = Null ' init value
Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set oFolder = oFSO.GetFolder(sPath)
Set oFiles = oFolder.Files
' enumerate the files in the folder, finding the newest file
For Each oFile In oFiles
On Error Resume Next
If IsNull(sNewestFile) Then
sNewestFile = oFile.Path
dPrevDate = oFile.DateLastModified
Elseif dPrevDate < oFile.DateLastModified Then
sNewestFile = oFile.Path
dPrevDate = oFile.DateLastModified
End If
On Error Goto 0
Next
If IsNull(sNewestFile) Then sNewestFile = ""
GetNewestFile = sNewestFile
End Function