[Bill Lunney]

You could try using the shell command to execute the statement

DIR c:\whatever c:\temp\output

This will dump the output of the DIR command to a text file which you can do
with as you please.

Read this file into a worksheet and you're done.

Use DIR /s to scan subdirectories too.

There are several comand line switches to change the resulting output but it
may be best to take it unfiltered and then just pick off whatever you want.



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Regards,


Bill Lunney
www.billlunney.com

"Tim Beckman" wrote in message
...
I'm looking for a way to specify a folder within Windows
Explorer and have that folder, subfolders, and files
displayed in an Excel sheet row-by-row. This will allow
for expansion and contraction of folders and modifications
of cells associated w/ folders and files. Any suggestions?