Searching a file in several files
Hello:
Im trying to find a way to perform a search, a file stored in different subfolders of a main folder, and copy, I mean I have a VI that makes every day a folder (the name istoday date or date of yesterday) and inside that folder is a serial1.txt log file, but yesterday (for axample), the same log (serial1.txt) file was generated , how can I do a laboratory research discovers all of these serial1.txt files? By simply putting in the search field, the name of the main file?
And I want to copy each of these serial1.txt to different paths?
Any idea?
Yes with the folder from the list, I can search for files in a main folder, but that's all, I mean if I have a main directory with a subdirectory of the function of list of files, just to view the files in the main directory, or im worng?
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