Printing or Exporting Windows Explorer View

[Guest]

Is there a way to export a Windows Explorer View in csv format so that I can
import it into excel.

I have a very extensive set of folders that I need to analyze for archiving
purposes so need the folder name, size and last modified dates.

 

[Jon Scott]

Is there a way to export a Windows Explorer View in csv format so that I
can
import it into excel.
I have a very extensive set of folders that I need to analyze for
archiving
purposes so need the folder name, size and last modified dates.

Maybe use dir command?

Open command prompt
Change to the folder you want to list
Type "dir > files.txt"
Open files.txt in Notepad.exe, delete header and footer information, and all
directory entries so it only shows files, save it.
Open Excel, go to File --> Open, change Files of Type to Text Files
Browse to the files.txt file and select Open
Follow the onscreen instructions for fixed width data type, lines breaks,
etc...

Jon.

 

[Paul Randall]

You might try GROUPS.google.com and search in Microsoft's VBscript newsgroup
for solution, and maybe post there.

-Paul Randall