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  1. Daywatch

    Moving folders based on date

    This is the script as I have it now, and it will successfully move a folder from the previous day to the current monthly folder (ie. on August 19th (2009-08-19) it will take the folder named 2009-08-18 and move it to the monthly folder 2009-08). I plan to schedule this to run Tuesday through...
  2. Daywatch

    Moving folders based on date

    Success! Works like a charm! Thanks very much for all your help! I had to make one other small change - I forgot that when I get around to moving the folder it is likely to be past midnight, so I had to add a '-1' to the day portion of the date, so it goes back one day. Do you think this...
  3. Daywatch

    Moving folders based on date

    That was one thing I was thinking, but I created the folder structure locally for testing, and the folder where the monthly folders are located is empty prior to running the script. When I run the script, it creates the proper monthly folder (2009-08), but then won't copy the daily folder into...
  4. Daywatch

    Moving folders based on date

    Closer still... I can now create the desired monthly folder, but I get a 'File already exists' error. I did some more testing and modified the script a little, and I think it is almost there... ------------------------------------------------------------ Dim fldDaily Dim fldMonth fldDaily =...
  5. Daywatch

    Moving folders based on date

    I think I am getting closer - the script will create the new folder in the correct place, but it is not using leading zeroes in the date, so I think that is why it is throwing the 'Path not found' errors? Example: When the script creates the new folder, it is in the format 2009-8, instead of...
  6. Daywatch

    Moving folders based on date

    Thanks for the help. This is throwing an error on the last line 'Path not found'. I was getting the same thing with my attempts as well. I tried removing the '& Year...' from each line as a test, but still got the same error. I did notice a typo in the objFSO.MoveFolder command that I fixed...
  7. Daywatch

    Moving folders based on date

    I need to come up with a script to do the following: I have a folder on a server in which people scan documents to PDF. The folders are simply named for the day (for example 2009-08-12 for August 12, 2009). At the end of the day, I would like to move the daily folder into a monthly folder...

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