I have many folders in my main folder: C:\BAT\creation\processing\1111
in each folder has an .bat file.
in each .bat file, Im creating files with the echo >>newfile.txt command

is there an way to open all .bat file's so the files which the .bat
file creates stay in the current folder's structure?

Are all the .bat files named the same in the subfolders? or are the
.bats the same as the folder?

If you don't mind getting awk95.exe from somewhere and put it in your
path, here's a hint:

in your C:\BAT\creation\processing\1111
create your uberbat.bat
REM Begin uberbat.bat
dir /ad | find "<DIR>" > dirlist.txt
awk95 "NR>2 {print \"cd \" $1 \"\ncall subbat.bat\ncd ..\"}"
dirlist.txt >> dothis.bat
REM End uberbat.bat

then you should be successful merely running the dothis.bat change
subbat.bat to be the name of the batch file in your directory.

ick. one of the lines wrapped. The dirlist.txt >> dothis.bat line must
be on the same line as the awk95 line,
awk95 "NR>2 {print \"cd \" $1 \"\ncall subbat.bat\ncd ..\"}"
dirlist.txt >> dothis.bat

and if this also wraps, just make sure the dothis.bat is after the >>

There is no error checking for this, so realize dirlist.txt will
overwrite if exists, but dothis.bat will APPEND each time you run the
uberbat.bat. Be sure to delete dothis.bat each time you run the
uberbat (which may not need to be run but once ever.)

IF the .bat file (and I hope there's only one per folder) is different
named in each folder, then we can simply parse each subfolder for the
bat file...

OTOH, if the subfolder bat files are all the same, then the code is simpler!

in the 1111 dir, put the subbat.bat file.

REM Begin uberbat.bat
dir /ad | find "<DIR>" > dirlist.txt
awk95 "NR>2 {print \"call subbat.bat \" $1}" dirlist.txt >> dothis.bat
REM End uberbat.bat

in your subbat.bat, echo >> %1\newfile.txt

run dothis.bat