DOS Batch - Xcopy command help when dest. folder doesn't exist

I'm hoping someone can help me with some batch programming issues I'm having. I've set up a batch program that copies files with names containing a particular string from one source folder to a bunch of destination folders where they are required. The problem I am having is that I need the batch progam to have the commands to copy to every possible destination folder I may have, but when I actually run it the chances are some of the destination folders covered in the batch program won't actually exist.
At the moment when this is happening I'm asked whether I am trying to specify a folder or directory. I'm trying to figure out a way where if the destination folder doesn't exist the batch program will just skip over it and go to the next command.


Here's an example of my code:

FOR /R J:\"Source"\ %%G IN (*test1.docx) DO (xcopy "%%G" J:\"Destination1" /f /k)

FOR /R J:\"Source"\ %%G IN (*test2.docx) DO (xcopy "%%G" J:\"Destination2" /f /k)
...and so forth


So, if folder 'destination1' exists, it works fine. But assuming the 'destination2' doesn't exist it asks me to specify whether I am referring to a file or directory.

Does anyone know of some way I can make it so that if 'destination2' doesn't exist it just skips and goes onto the next line?

Thanks

I agree with what the guy said in the other forum you posted this in.

ha ha

On that note, try the /C switch - continue if errors occur.

Or the "/i" switch (that is an EYE, not an ELL) - If destination does not exist and copying more than one file, assumes that destination must be a directory.