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[trnstn]

Thanks, it works
Some notes to watch out for
- for letter based names
- cannot have spaces in the name, or it will split it into two separate folders
- cannot have special characters, like $, #, & etc...

[anthonys.]

I had not used this dos command for more than 20 years, and frankly I had forgotten about it. With the reminders from this video and a little bit of creative concatenation in Excel, I was able to automate the creation of many folders and sub-folders. This saved me TONS of time! Thank you sir!

[yunsiklee]

The best instruction video ever. Simple, short, and clear.

[saumyaagrawal]

Amazing! Thanks Thanks Thanks. Thank you very much!
When folders (to create) names are totally different, then one may take some additional steps.
1. Copy names and create a table of names, using MS Word and copy paste in col B of excel sheet.
2. Copy paste "md " (without quotes) in col A of excel sheet
3. Save as a .csv file
4. Open this .csv file as note pad
5. Copy paste in text file and save as .cmd
5. Rest as in video

[EnhantedSaber]

Thanks!! And just a thought, if you want to have a space, you could instead replace it with underscore.

[vishalbhatnagar]

thankyou so much fed up watching macros & VBA techniques
this really works & super fast

[stephenmcnally]

At the age of 33 I've only just discovered this aspect of using IT.
I always wondered how some people were able to do things like this.
Thank you for such a clear and easy to follow video. I will now subscribe.

[AliHaider-ltbz]

Excellent work bro, your style of telling is very simple which is very nice.

[rasedul_islam_rashed]

Such a great tips!!! I had several zip folders which I need to move on a new folder with a similar filename. I used your method and finally done it. THANKS A LOT.

[charlidanielle]

For real! Now that I'm a teacher this is still helpful but when I worked that last 7 years in an office setting this would have saved my ass! Always learning something new.

[oreilm]

this was a simple explanation -- exactly what i was looking for. thanks!!

[LenaBookashka]

If you need the name with the space in it - then put it inside the quotes. So your lines will look md "Folder name with a space" .... works like a charm. Enjoy!

[georgeleazott]

Works good! Easiest solution I've found yet!
Thanks for making the video!

[vadimustinov]

That's fantastic, you really saved my day, thank you a lot for this video, and keep up the good work, man!

[dannyfresh]

You saved me easily 20 min. Thank you sir

[thebenalvarez]

Just what I needed today. Thank you for that efficient solution!

[catherinedh]

You are awesome, sir, so simple - will be using this regularly

[peterthornton]

Brilliant!! This saves so much time. Thank you so much!

[RickiGroskreutz]

Terrific! It is easy. Thanks so much for sharing.

[Layla_Lifting]

Thank you so much !
Also good to notice that spaces and "&" characters will generate additionnal folders