Create Multiple Empty Numbered Folders

[CleverCat]

Is there any way to create about 150 numbered folders quickly?

Thanks.....

[rjbull]

Here's a quick way of making 100:

$1.bat:

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for %%a in (0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9) do call $2.bat %%a

$2.bat:

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for %%a in (0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9) do md %1%%a

Put them both in the same directory, and just run $1.bat.  Easy enough to generalise if you want more directories.

[CleverCat]

Thanks a million....

[CleverCat]

Works great - thanks! So if I need say 150?

[housetier]

have 1.bat go from 0 to 15

[aCkRiTe]

Heres a way with AHK. Just run the script from the directory or location you want the folders to be created.

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Loop, 150
FileCreateDir, %A_Index%
ExitApp

If you want to use a batch file you can use this. Of course change the path as needed.

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for /l %%i in (1,1,150) do mkdir "C:\Test\%%i"

[CleverCat]

have 1.bat go from 0 to 15

-housetier (January 09, 2009, 08:15 AM)

That makes 250 with some folders having 4 digits?

[CleverCat]

Heres a way with AHK. Just run the script from the directory or location you want the folders to be created.

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Loop, 150
FileCreateDir, %A_Index%
ExitApp

If you want to use a batch file you can use this. Of course change the path as needed.

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for /l %%i in (1,1,150) do mkdir "C:\Test\%%i"

-aCkRiTe (January 09, 2009, 09:29 AM)

How do I make each folder have 3 digits i.e, 001 etc. so Windows puts them in correct order?

[aCkRiTe]

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Loop, 150
{
StringLen, Length, A_Index
If Length = 1
FileCreateDir, 00%A_Index%
If Length = 2
FileCreateDir, 0%A_Index%
If Length = 3
FileCreateDir, %A_Index%
}
ExitApp

[CleverCat]

Awesome - works a treat!

A big thanks to all for the input! 

[by66]

Try this program, very powerfull
Flexible renamer