尝试像这样在您的测试目录：

Try something like this in your testing directory:

 FOR /D %d IN (*\ProjectYear2014\) DO (MOVE %d\ProjectYear2014\ C:\HistoricProjects\%d\ProjectYear2014 )

这是命令的基础是：

 FOR /D %d IN             :: for directories, store matches in variable %d
 (*\ProjectYear2014\)     :: that are located in (anything)\ProjectYear2014
 DO (MOVE %d\ProjectYear2014\               :: Move target (match)\... 
 C:\HistoricProjects\%d\ProjectYear2014 )   :: To new directory ...

和我只是想解释：是DOS相当于一个评论，但它是对他们非常挑剔。注释应该从来没有一个code座（比方说，一个的块内）内使用，如果你试图让命令跨越多个线，如第二CMD将BARF例。我只是写这种方式来帮助解释了事情的原委。

And I just wanted to explain that :: is the DOS equivalent of a comment, but it's extremely finicky about them. Comments should never be used inside a code block (say, inside a FOR block), and CMD will barf if you try to make the command span multiple lines like second example. I just wrote it that way to help explain what was going on.

这是code你已经：

@echo off 
Set /P YEAR=Project Year to move? 
FOR %%A IN (ATTRIB C:\ActiveTest*\"ProjectYear %YEAR%") DO 
::I can't figure out how to make DIR look back and only pull the 2nd level into a variable.
::If I can get that I figure I can work it into a ROBOCOPY somehow.

他们的结合，最终的结果将是这样的事情，但可能不会正是这一点：

Combining them, your final result will be something LIKE this, but probably not exactly this:

@echo off 
Set /P YEAR=Project Year to move? 
FOR /D %d IN (C:\CurrentProjects\*\ProjectYear%YEAR%\) DO (MOVE C:\CurrentProjects\%d\ProjectYear%YEAR%\ C:\HistoricProjects\%d\ProjectYear%YEAR%\ )

唷，这对我来说是一个学习的过程。

Phew, this was a learning process for me.