[daniel50096230]

I have the following code in my batch file, but currently the batch file only copy and move any file that end with extension .txt to other folder. But I would like to check whether inside my New Folder, is there any other subfolders. If yes,then it should retrieve the file from the subfolders and copy to other folder.May I know how can I do that?

echo %date% %time% >>C:\JnJ.txt
XCOPY /y C:\New Folder\*.txt C:\New Folder (2)\
move /y C:\New Folder\*.txt C:\

[Squashman]

You would have to put it into a for loop.

For /F "tokens=*" %%A in ('dir /b /s "C:\New Folder\*.txt"') do (
     xcopy /y "%%A" "C:\New Folder (2)"
     move /y "%%A" C:\
     )

[daniel50096230]

Thanks. Is there anyway to delete the directory after finished copy the file??

[TheOutcaste]

Add this as the last line, after everything is copied:
RD /S /Q "C:\New Folder"