in reply to Re^6: Checking MD5 of files in directory with corresponding MD5 file type
in thread Checking MD5 of files in directory with corresponding MD5 file type

Jumping the gun there... sorry!!

In a previous script which feeds this script, I removed the file extension of the file e.g. .xls.md5 was changed to be just .md5 and that's where the problem lies... I've amended that script to put the .xls back in the file path name

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