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    <p>Do note that batch only works with integers. Several of your calculations would result in a value of 0 MBs. Here is a <strong>rough example</strong> of how to work with decimal values.</p> <pre><code>@echo off call :Parse &gt; Newoutput.txt exit /b 0 :Parse for /f "tokens=1,2" %%A in (Output.txt) do call :ToMB "%%~B" "%%~A" || echo(%%A %%B exit /b 0 :IsNumber &lt;String&gt; for /f "delims=0123456789" %%A in ("%~1") do exit /b 1 exit /b 0 :ToMB &lt;String&gt; &lt;Name&gt; setlocal call :IsNumber "%~1" || exit /b 1 set "Number=%~1" set /a "Number/=1024" set /a "Decimal=Number" set /a "Number/=1024" set /a "Decimal-=(Number * 1024)" set /a "Decimal=(Decimal * 1000) / 1024" set "Decimal=000%Decimal%" set "Number= %Number%" set "Name=%~2 " echo %Name:~0,12%%Number:~-3%.%Decimal:~-3% endlocal exit /b 0 </code></pre> <hr> <ul> <li>Update: Added the AppName to the output along with <em>some</em> formatting. (Above)</li> <li>Update: Added Newoutput.txt redirect example. (Above)</li> <li>Update: Added conversion support for all tokens and improved formatting. (Below)</li> <li>Update: Added first line skip fix for the find command. (Below)</li> </ul> <hr> <pre><code>@echo off call :Parse &gt; Newoutput.txt exit /b 0 :Parse setlocal for /f "tokens=1,* delims=]" %%A in ('type "Output.txt" ^|find /n /v ""') do ( for /f "tokens=1,2" %%X in ("%%~B") do call :Convert "%%~X" "%%~Y" call :Blank "%%~B" ) endlocal exit /b 0 :Blank &lt;String&gt; set "String=%~1" if not defined String echo. exit /b 0 :IsNumber &lt;String&gt; for /f "delims=0123456789" %%A in ("%~1") do exit /b 1 if "%~1"=="" exit /b 2 exit /b 0 :Convert &lt;String&gt; &lt;String&gt; call :Calculate "%~1" Y || call :Display "%~1" Y call :Calculate "%~2" || call :Display "%~2" echo. exit /b 0 :Calculate &lt;Number&gt; [Pad] call :IsNumber "%~1" || exit /b 1 set "Number=%~1" set /a "Number/=1024" set /a "Decimal=Number" set /a "Number/=1024" set /a "Decimal-=(Number * 1024)" set /a "Decimal=(Decimal * 1000) / 1024" set "Decimal=000%Decimal%" set "Number=000%Number%" call :Display "%Number:~-3%.%Decimal:~-3%" %2 exit /b 0 :Display &lt;String&gt; [Pad] set "String=%~1" set "Pad=%~2" if defined Pad set "String=%String% " if defined String set /p "=%String:~0,24%" &lt;nul exit /b 0 </code></pre> <hr> <ul> <li>Update: Added PowerShell to Calculate routine to handle values up to 2^64 (Below)</li> </ul> <hr> <pre><code>:Calculate &lt;Number&gt; [Pad] call :IsNumber "%~1" || exit /b 1 set "Number=" set "Decimal=" for /f "tokens=1,2 delims=." %%A in ('"PowerShell %~1 / ( 1024 * 1024 )"') do ( set "Number=%%A" set "Decimal=%%B000" ) call :Display "%Number%.%Decimal:~0,3%" %2 exit /b 0 </code></pre>
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    1. COThanks.David..its working as a charm.:)..but APPNAME is not coming in output.
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    2. CO@Sunny Glad to help, as for the APPNAME can you give an example of how you want it to display? Like `APPNAME = 50 MB`?
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    3. CODavid..just like the Output.txt format..:)
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