List of filenames from folder into Excel (Windows)

Copy list of files, folders and subfolders into excel using Windows Command Prompt. In the folder you want to copy go up to the address bar and type "cmd" to open up command prompt. Then type "dir /b" to get a list of file names. Use Ctrl + C to copy the list into excel.
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[@JonRob134]

Thank you for this easy and simple way to copy a file directory into Excel. MUCH easier than some other videos on KZbin.

[@BrookeSellars]

You've explained thoroughly & make it very easy to understand. Brilliant! Thank you so much!

[@Gpijus]

Wow. I think you just saved me TWO DAYS of work.

[@TGsoGood]

This video saved me so much time, I came back and let the ads play out

[@iv1389]

With this method I save time processing printscreens of my folders with OCR. In addition, this method offers zero errors. It is perfect for creating the archive in Excel format. Thank you very much!👍🔜

[@marveled.maggie]

omg thank you so much i have a usb with a bunch of songs and it always drives me crazy when i get the extra information with dir wish i knew sooner it was easy and just had to add the /b lol

[@paulrobinson3515]

Thanks for this!

[@TGsoGood]

great tutorial

[@BandinoWorld]

Thanks!

[@trigstewart1491]

Wonderful

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2:32 I like that😍💋 💝💖❤️