Windows batch file error passing variable (.bat) - windows

Question

I'm trying to loop recursively through all the files inside a folder.
I need to read the file name, abcd_somethingone_pqrs.csv is the file name pattern. I need to create a folder (if the folder does not exist) named somethingone and move the file into that folder. I have started writing the following code in a .bat.
FOR /R D:\MOE\MRs\batchfiles\01\ %%F in (*.*) do (
echo %%~nF
set newloc=%%~nF
echo %newloc%
)
The line1 prints the filenames in the folder correctly. But when I read it to the new variable newloc, always the line4 prints only the last file's name. Can anyone please realize what's going wrong here or propose me a method to do this.

Answer 1

EDIT: Totally changed my answer and actually attempted to completely solve your overall problem instead of just the thing you were stuck on.
You'll have to update target_dir to wherever you want the files to go.
#echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set source_dir=D:\MOE\MRs\batchfiles\01\
set target_dir=D:\something\
:: Recursively search the source directory for files
for %%A in (somethingone somethingtwo somethingthree) do (
for /F "delims=" %%B in ('dir /a:-d /s /b %source_dir%*%%A*') do (
REM if the directory does not exist, make it
if not exist %target_dir%%%A mkdir %target_dir%%%A
move %%B %target_dir%%%A
)
)
You need to enable delayed expansion so that the variable value inside the for loop will propagate correctly.
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for /R D:\MOE\MRs\batchfiles\01\ %%F in (*.*) do (
echo %%~nF
set newloc=%%~nF
echo !newloc!
)