VBS/BAT - Show Progress of Script Execution - vbscript

Question

I have roughly 8 scripts that need to be executed, and some of the scripts may sometimes take a while to complete the execution and all you get to see is the message box at the end of the script that says completed once everything is done..
I am looking for a way to show some form of progress/progress bar while the scripts execute, if this is even possible?
I read somewhere that it is easier/possible to show a progress bar in command line, but all my code are in vbscript files..
Currently, I have a bat file that calls and executes my scripts for me.
Here is an example of just one of my scripts that takes a while - This code looks in a specific path directory for the 3 latest csv files and then copies them to a new location:
Option Explicit
Dim FolderToCheck, FolderDestination, FileExt, mostRecent, noFiles, fso, fileList, file, filecounter, oShell, strHomeFolder
' Enumerate current user's home path - we will use that by default later if nothing specified in commandline
Set oShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
'Variables -----
folderToCheck = strHomeFolder & "X:\Data\Terminations\Daily_Terminations" ' Folder Source to check for recent files to copy FROM
folderDestination = strHomeFolder & "X:\Test\Terminations" ' Destination Folder where to copy files TO
fileExt = "csv" ' Extension we are searching for
mostRecent = 3 ' Most Recent number of files to copy
' --------------
PreProcessing() ' Retrieve Command Line Parameters
' Display what we are intending on doing
'wscript.echo "Checking Source: " & FolderToCheck & "For Files of type: " & FileExt
'wscript.echo "Copying most recent file(s) to: " & FolderDestination & "."
noFiles = TRUE
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set fileList = CreateObject("ADOR.Recordset")
fileList.Fields.append "name", 200, 255
fileList.Fields.Append "date", 7
fileList.Open
If fso.FolderExists(FolderToCheck) Then
For Each file In fso.GetFolder(FolderToCheck).files
If LCase(fso.GetExtensionName(file)) = LCase(FileExt) then
fileList.AddNew
fileList("name").Value = File.Path
fileList("date").Value = File.DateLastModified
fileList.Update
If noFiles Then noFiles = FALSE
End If
Next
If Not(noFiles) Then
'wscript.echo fileList.recordCount & " File(s) found. Sorting and copying last " & mostRecent &"..."
fileList.Sort = "date DESC"
If Not(fileList.EOF) Then
fileList.MoveFirst
If fileList.recordCount < mostRecent Then
wscript.echo "WARNING: " & mostRecent &" file(s) specified but only " & fileList.recordcount & " file(s) match criteria. Adjusted to " & fileList.RecordCount & "."
mostRecent = fileList.recordcount
End If
fileCounter = 0
Do Until fileList.EOF Or fileCounter => mostRecent
If Not(fso.FolderExists(folderDestination)) Then
wscript.echo "Destination Folder did not exist. Creating..."
fso.createFolder folderDestination
End If
fso.copyfile fileList("name"), folderDestination & "\", True
'wscript.echo fileList("date").value & vbTab & fileList("name")
fileList.moveNext
fileCounter = fileCounter + 1
Loop
wscript.echo "Files Seccuessfully Copied"
Else
wscript.echo "An unexpected error has occured."
End If
Else
wscript.echo "No matching """ & FileExt &""" files were found in """ & foldertocheck & """ to copy."
End If
Else
wscript.echo "Error: Source folder does not exist """ & foldertocheck & """."
End If
fileList.Close
Function PreProcessing
Dim source, destination, ext, recent
' Initialize some variables
Set source = Nothing
Set destination = Nothing
Set ext = Nothing
Set recent = Nothing
source = wscript.arguments.Named.Item("source")
destination = wscript.arguments.Named.Item("destination")
ext = wscript.arguments.Named.Item("ext")
recent = wscript.arguments.Named.Item("recent")
If source <> "" Then FolderToCheck = source
If destination <> "" Then FolderDestination = destination
If ext <> "" Then FileExt = ext
If recent <> "" Then mostRecent = int(recent)
End Function