Howdy all! I need your urgent help! I am looking for a batchScript who would be placed in scheduled tasks and each week it would create a new folder, ex. "2009_weekXX" (where xx is just an incremental number based on the current week, no real need for a calendarcheck, just the ability to set the "StartWeekNumber". Does anyone feel up tor the task? :D

The following will generate what you want. It's based on the How-To posting Manipulate Date by Wahine here http://www.computing.net/howtos/sho... It's not strictly batch scripting but then manipulating date info in batch scripting is notoriously difficult. The script is date format insensitive. :: Code begins... @echo off cls set newfile=%temp%\date.vbs echo otherdate = (Date())>%newfile% echo yy = datePart("yyyy", otherdate)>>%newfile% echo wy = datepart("ww" , otherdate)>>%newfile% echo wscript.echo yy^&" "^&wy>>%newfile% FOR /F "tokens=1-2" %%A in ('cscript //nologo %newfile%') do ( set year=%%A set woy=%%B ) del %newfile% if %woy% lss 10 set woy=0%woy% echo Output = %year%-Week%woy% :: if not exist %year%-week%woy%\ md %year%-week%woy%\ :: Code ends..

thank you for the quick response! i will try this out as right away!

i think that i am doing something wrong, what am i missing? i get the following output The system cannot find the path specified. Output = Input-WeekError:

Sorry, that's because the path to your temp folder contains spaces. Please amend the start of the script to read: @echo off cls setlocal if not exist c:\temp\ md c:\temp\ set temp=c:\temp\ set newfile=.....etc...