Now what about yesterdays date, as far as I can find, there doesn’t seem to be a simple one line way to just do yesterday date. BAT file I created, it will name the file “File1 – date.txt” Because my computer date is set to standard (you can find this out by simply doing “echo %date%” and the result should tell you your date format. The result will basically be creating a file in the same folder as the. There’s obviously many ways to do this above so you can choose your way suited for you. Ren “masterfile.txt” “File1 – %date:/=.%.txt” I have a master file I want to copy it from, so with that I OFFĬOPY “C:\Users\Savas\Desktop\Testfolder\masterfile.txt” /y
In my case, I wanted to find a quick and simple way to create a file I create on a daily basis and add the current date on it when I create it at the same time, of course as quick as possible.
Batch files are a nice and simple way on Windows to create one click solutions for tasks that you do on a regular basis.
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