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I want to make a folder using the md command and append the current date.
md = c:dog %date% Which does not work.
how do I append the date?
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I want to make a folder using the md command and append the current date.
md = c:dog %date% Which does not work.
how do I append the date?
windows-10
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Do you have a particular standard for the date format that you need? Have you read this question and its answers: stackoverflow.com/questions/864718/…
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I want to make a folder using the md command and append the current date.
md = c:dog %date% Which does not work.
how do I append the date?
windows-10
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I want to make a folder using the md command and append the current date.
md = c:dog %date% Which does not work.
how do I append the date?
windows-10
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Do you have a particular standard for the date format that you need? Have you read this question and its answers: stackoverflow.com/questions/864718/…
– music2myear
1 hour ago
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Do you have a particular standard for the date format that you need? Have you read this question and its answers: stackoverflow.com/questions/864718/…
– music2myear
1 hour ago
Do you have a particular standard for the date format that you need? Have you read this question and its answers: stackoverflow.com/questions/864718/…
– music2myear
1 hour ago
Do you have a particular standard for the date format that you need? Have you read this question and its answers: stackoverflow.com/questions/864718/…
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From a Command Line prompt, enter this command:
set var=DOG %date:~-4,4%%date:~-7,2%%date:~-10,2% && md "%var%"
This first creates a system variable 'var' with the value DOG 20190304
waits until that's done ('&&')
then creates a directory named with the contents of 'var'
The "doublequotemarks" are required because of the space between DOG and the date.
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From a Command Line prompt, enter this command:
set var=DOG %date:~-4,4%%date:~-7,2%%date:~-10,2% && md "%var%"
This first creates a system variable 'var' with the value DOG 20190304
waits until that's done ('&&')
then creates a directory named with the contents of 'var'
The "doublequotemarks" are required because of the space between DOG and the date.
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From a Command Line prompt, enter this command:
set var=DOG %date:~-4,4%%date:~-7,2%%date:~-10,2% && md "%var%"
This first creates a system variable 'var' with the value DOG 20190304
waits until that's done ('&&')
then creates a directory named with the contents of 'var'
The "doublequotemarks" are required because of the space between DOG and the date.
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From a Command Line prompt, enter this command:
set var=DOG %date:~-4,4%%date:~-7,2%%date:~-10,2% && md "%var%"
This first creates a system variable 'var' with the value DOG 20190304
waits until that's done ('&&')
then creates a directory named with the contents of 'var'
The "doublequotemarks" are required because of the space between DOG and the date.
answered 1 hour ago
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From a Command Line prompt, enter this command:
set var=DOG %date:~-4,4%%date:~-7,2%%date:~-10,2% && md "%var%"
This first creates a system variable 'var' with the value DOG 20190304
waits until that's done ('&&')
then creates a directory named with the contents of 'var'
The "doublequotemarks" are required because of the space between DOG and the date.
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