Call "udf\dirlist.udf" $Files = Dirscan('\\fmtefil1\tsprofiler', 1) ; return a list of all files with complete paths For Each $file In $Files 'Filnavn: $file' ? $check = GetFileTime('$file',"1") $Createyear = SubStr("$check",1,4) $CreateMonth = SubStr("$check",6,2) $CreateDate = SubStr("$check",9,2) 'Month: $CreateMonth' ? 'Date : $CreateDate' ? ;then some checking will be done --- --- Next

In your script you get the folder name but not the full path. The DirScan UDF will return the full path if you sue 0 as the second parameter. You have it set to 1, this will return the folder name but not the path so GetFileTime will fail because it cannot find the folder.

A few comment:

Do not use variables inside quotes. The script below is altered to have all variables outside any quotes.
You use single and double quotes for the same purpose. Although they match and therefore should not cause any problems it would be better to use single or double quotes and not mix them in one and the same script.

The script below works great for me (with a different folder to scan $;\)$ ).

Code:

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$Files = Dirscan("\\fmtefil1\tsprofiler", 1) ; return a list of all files with complete paths
			
For Each $file in $Files 
	"Filnavn: " + $file ?		
	$check = GetFileTime($file,"1")
	$Createyear = SubStr($check,1,4)
	$CreateMonth = SubStr($check,6,2)
	$CreateDate = SubStr($check,9,2)
	"Month: " + $CreateMonth ?
	"Date : " + $CreateDate ?
	;then some checking will be done
Next

Sleep 5