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Hello,
First, you need to create a .bat file that performs the movement of these files.
To do this, the MOVE command can be used.
Example:
Create a .bat file stored on the PC (and whose path will not change).
Then, you will need to create a scheduled task to schedule the automatic execution of the .bat file:
https://jpcheck.developpez.com/tutoriels/windows/creer-tache-planifiee-sous-windows-7/
First, you need to create a .bat file that performs the movement of these files.
To do this, the MOVE command can be used.
Example:
echo off
for %%A in (C:\Folder1\*.csv) do move %%A C:\Folder1\backup >nul
echo on
Create a .bat file stored on the PC (and whose path will not change).
Then, you will need to create a scheduled task to schedule the automatic execution of the .bat file:
https://jpcheck.developpez.com/tutoriels/windows/creer-tache-planifiee-sous-windows-7/