Okay, actual code:

close but but not quite

See how I write code that first generates the requird files for the rest of the code to run?

You don't actually want me to manually have to go create files do you?

All that run tells me is that day 4257 doesn't have a file -- you say that is a problem, but how can I tell if the file really exists or not, other than you saying it does, but your code saying it doesn't?

I don't think you have a file there

In reply to Re^3: Globbing for file in an unkown directory path only works first time in foreach loop? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Globbing for file in an unkown directory path only works first time in foreach loop? by MarsRover

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