How to copy a file to a subfolder?

Question

cmd/bat

@echo off
for /D %%a in ("C:\Users\test\Desktop\karty\201*\01-ANIM*") do xcopy /y /d D:\VYPISY\A23457.pdf "%%a \"

201* means all folders that start with this number. Inside this folder there is a folder 01-ANIM where you need to copy the file. If you remove \01-ANIM*, it works - it will copy to all 201*. Please tell me where is the mistake

Answer 1

Inside this folder there is a folder 01-ANIM

Why then *after 01-ANIM, if there is only one such folder.
I also doubt the possibility of using *in the path, not the file name (in the particular case, the directory).
Try

for /D %%a in ("C:\Users\test\Desktop\karty\201*") do  if exist "%%a\01-ANIM\"  xcopy /y /d D:\VYPISY\A23457.pdf "%%a\01-ANIM\"

or

for /D %%a in ("C:\Users\test\Desktop\karty\201*") do  for %%b in ("%%a\01-ANIM*") do  xcopy /y /d D:\VYPISY\A23457.pdf "%%b\"