>>>Alright, I just tried it and it's still only giving me the first file I type in, ignoring the comma and other file I type after it... This is what the code looks like now:
>>>
>>>

NumberRecords = GETWORDCOUNT(m.bnin)
>>>			FOR i = 1 TO NumberRecords
>>>				m.bn = PADL(GetWordNum(m.bnin, i, ","),7,"0")				
>>>   			
>>>			*Opens the DBF file in the "key" folder, appends "A" and adds the user input as batch number
>>>			OpenTable(goWCServer.oConfig.oTask.cBTSPath+[key\A]+m.bn,[AppExp])
>>>			
>>>			*Select columns from table above, name them for Excel headers
>>>			SELECT 	bn as [BatchNum],;
>>>					pk as [RecNo],;
>>>					"" as [Approved],;
>>>					shdt as [ShipDate],;
>>>					canm as [Carrier],;
>>>					prno as [Pro],;
>>>					blno as [BOL],;
>>>					shnm as [Shipper],;
>>>					ozp as [OZip],;
>>>					conm as [Consignee],;
>>>					dzp as [DZip],;
>>>					wtttl as [Weight],;
>>>					"" as [ReWeigh],;
>>>					"" as [Notes],;
>>>					accd1 as [Acc1],;
>>>					acamt1 as [Amt1],;
>>>					accd2 as [Acc2],;
>>>					acamt2 as [Amt2],;
>>>					accd3 as [Acc3],;
>>>					acamt3 as [Amt3];
>>>			FROM AppExp; 
>>>			ENDFOR
>>>			
>>>*Copy data from cursor to Excel file
>>>COPY TO ("C:\test\"+[bn]+m.bn+[T2.xls])

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>>you've got the endfor in the wrong place, it should be after the copy to
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>I just tried that too and get the same result... I don't get it.


For debugging step through and see what NumberOfRecords is