Move Folder to Another Folder BUT Keep the Original Folder Name

[tonyspizza]

Is there a way to move a folder to another folder without deleting the original folder?

Example

Folder to Move: C:\Users\ale\Desktop\Folder1
Folder to Move to: C:\Users\ale\Desktop\Folder2 (already exists)

Final result: C:\Users\ale\Desktop\Folder2\Folder1

[prasath17 (Guru)]

@tonyspizza - Please check this post…

Move Folder to another Folder

@Soumya587 Check this Workflow: There are two Folders SourceFolder which contains Files and DestinationFolder where another Folder needs to be Created and Files from SourceFolder needs to be copied to this. What the Workflow does is : Creates the Destination Folder with new Folder Name Gets the Files From Source Folder one by one and moves it into the Destination Folder Created. Deletes the SourceFolder In this way Moving the Folder with Files can be achieved, This is one way I Implemented,…

[postwick (Paul Ostwick)]

A move where you keep the original folder/files intact is a copy, not a move.

From: Copy directory to another directory - #4 by sarathi125

[tonyspizza]

the solutions you guys provided didn’t work for me (for my use case) because it still deletes the original folder that i want to move.

i instead used an Invoke Powershell activity to move folders.

Command: “Move-Item “{folder you want to move}” “{destination location}””

[prasath17 (Guru)]

@tonyspizza - Please check this…Here i am moving the folder called “DeleteFiles” to “MoveFiles” since “MoveFiles” folder already exist similar to your case, you have to give your original foldername again…and it worked for me…