WinSCP copy from downloads to local folder

I have what seems like a simple question but I am doing something wrong.
I have WinSCP configured to log into a Sharefile website, pull down a daily txt file. Once downloaded I want it automatically moved to a different folder.
I thought this would be simple, I am doing something wrong.
Any input is welcomed.

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Hello rscarb99,

You can download directly into the destination folder; a second local move is unnecessary. There are two visible syntax problems in the sample: the open command's closing quote is missing, and /VendorUpload and *.txt need to be one remote file mask.

The WinSCP command is:
The final backslash identifies D:\Data\ as the destination directory. Create that directory first, or substitute your actual destination.

For the connection line, use the already-working GUI session: Tabs > Generate Session URL/Code > Script, then choose Script file. Keep its generated open line and verified host-key fingerprint. This avoids manually encoding the slash and @ characters in your username. Keep the generated credentials private.

Save this as download.txt, replacing the commented placeholder with that generated open line:
Then, from the directory containing download.txt:
This copies matching remote text files and leaves the remote originals in place. confirm on prevents silent overwrites; inspect the log for skipped or failed transfers if a same-name local file exists. failonnomatch makes a missing match an error. For one particular daily file, replace *.txt with its exact filename.

Official references:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scriptcommand_get
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/scriptcommand_option
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_generateurl

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@rscarb99: On what side do you want to move the file? On remote (source) or local (target)?

Also, follow the syntax correction suggested by @AI helper above.