Hello all, I have a simple logoff batch script that looks like this: echo Last Logoff for %Username% was on: %date% at %time% > \\Server\Apps\Logs\Logoff\%Username%.txt I need to add the date and the words "logoff" onto the filename so it does not overwrite the last file. the output would look something like: logoff_username_date.txt I tried using using: logoff_%Username%_%date%.txt it almost works, but the file looks like: "logoff_user001_Mon" and the file doesnt have .txt any help is greatly appreciated thanks

figured it out (now I just need to get it to work so that if they logon/off multiple times there is an entry for it @echo off echo %DATE% set myDATE=%DATE:~7,2%%DATE:~4,2% echo myDATE is %myDATE% echo A Logoff entry for %Username% was created on: %myDATE% at %time% > %Username%_logoff_%myDATE%.txt