Great!!! I got the result in the output file, thank you so much!. But I need the output in Desending order by file size for individual month. The month date and file name should automatically match their file size as well, so I can find the largest file with its date and file name. I am not sure which code can handle it.

Here is the output:

File sizes are displayed in the second column. I am not sure what are the numbers following FILENAME, such as 38, 33 , 38 ....

Thank you for your wisdom, please enlighten me again!

024 710 FILENAME 
        38
114 923 FILENAME
        33
044 367 FILENAME
        38
083 7864 FILENAME
        39
153 783 FILENAME
        33
084 864 FILENAME

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In reply to Re^2: Help! Stuck on methods to count file size. by haimei
in thread Help! Stuck on methods to count file size. by haimei

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