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Linked Related Hot Network Questions. So, I tried to get around the issue with XCOPY and the directory path not existing by checking for the existence of the path, and if it's not there, creating it with the MKDIR command and then copying the file - but XCOPY still prompts as to whether the destination is a file or directory, which doesn't make sense but maybe I'm missing something.
The initial 'md' will attempt to create the directory. Assuming you have the appropriate permissions, you can be sure that this directory exists now. The copy command just copies your file. No need to use xcopy to copy a single file - that's both overkill and fraught with little gotchas like being prompted whether it's a file or directory. XLSM", and put the file in there. Here are a couple ways to do what you want:. However, be careful if you follow the copy route.
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