Make Multiple Copies of a File in Windows | Command Prompt

Want to make multiple copies of a file in Windows? Make copies in one line of code on command prompt!

Hey guys,

Welcome to our channel! Hope everyone is healthy and happy :)

In this video, we will demonstrate how to create copies or make copies of a file in Windows. This is particularly useful in practical scenarios where one would want to create multiple data entry files for data collection. Well interestingly, it can be done using a single line of code on the command prompt!

Hope you loved it! Don't forget to like, subscribe and share It with your friends and relatives.

Please feel free to write your thoughts, questions or any feedback that you may have! 😊

[thebulletinize]

for /l %f in (1, 1, 10) do (copy "main.xlsx" "copy_%f.xlsx")

[wybierztabele]

thank it helps o lot, you are the best

[ajaytiwari]

Thank you Bro it's very useful ❤️

[Old_SDC]

Thank you so much! I spent hours trying to find exactly this!

[andrewwheeler]

loved it for now is the perfect time to use it!!
thank you so much!

[amnoorulaman]

Well done Mr. Kayra. Thank you so much.
Kindly paste the code in description.
for /l %f in (1, 1, 10) do (copy "main.pdf" "%f.pdf")

[dg-hughes]

To anyone who needs to know that's a lowercase (small) L not a one (1) so it's /l not /1

[shivanshsingh]

put that code in the description, it would be much better

[brendanhoffman]

The system cannot find the file specified

Not sure what I’m doing wrong, everything is the exact same

[baryn]

How do you use this to copy folders, not files?

[harentzharentz]

Un grand merci pour ton aide que des Bénédictions tombent sur toi et toute tes proches ❤🍇🍇🍇🍇❤❤❤❤❤🍇

A big thank you for your help may blessings fall on you and all your loved ones ❤🍇🍇🍇🍇❤❤❤❤❤🍇

[amberblakley]

What does a /1 unexpected at this time mean?