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Hello

I have a large number of pdf files (over 5000 files) on my hard drive that I
would like to categorize as in Excel. so I can search and filter using excel
tools. Is there any way of making a spreadsheet that can read, and possibly
link, a list of all the folders and files on a drive without having to enter
them in manually?

Thanks
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Shayne,

My Excel add-in "List Files" does exactly that.
Files and folders in the specified folder, directory or drive are listed.
Files in sub-folders are listed if requested.
Specific file types or names can be listed. (*.pdf, *.wav, etc)
Each file name, size, date and type go on the list.
Each file name on the list is hyperlinked.
All arranged in columns and rows that can be sorted.
Available - free - upon direct request.
Remove xxx from my email address

Regards,
Jim Cone
San Francisco, CA
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"Shayne" wrote in message ...
Hello
I have a large number of pdf files (over 5000 files) on my hard drive that I
would like to categorize as in Excel. so I can search and filter using excel
tools. Is there any way of making a spreadsheet that can read, and possibly
link, a list of all the folders and files on a drive without having to enter
them in manually?
Thanks

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Tushar Mehta has written an add-in that does this.

Free downlaod from........

http://www.tushar-mehta.com/excel/so...ist/index.html


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On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 18:09:08 -0800, Shayne
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Hello

I have a large number of pdf files (over 5000 files) on my hard drive that I
would like to categorize as in Excel. so I can search and filter using excel
tools. Is there any way of making a spreadsheet that can read, and possibly
link, a list of all the folders and files on a drive without having to enter
them in manually?

Thanks


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Thanks Jim

The Add in works great and was very easy to install. Many hours of data
entry have been saved.

Thanks

"Jim Cone" wrote:

Shayne,

My Excel add-in "List Files" does exactly that.
Files and folders in the specified folder, directory or drive are listed.
Files in sub-folders are listed if requested.
Specific file types or names can be listed. (*.pdf, *.wav, etc)
Each file name, size, date and type go on the list.
Each file name on the list is hyperlinked.
All arranged in columns and rows that can be sorted.
Available - free - upon direct request.
Remove xxx from my email address

Regards,
Jim Cone
San Francisco, CA
XX


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Hello
I have a large number of pdf files (over 5000 files) on my hard drive that I
would like to categorize as in Excel. so I can search and filter using excel
tools. Is there any way of making a spreadsheet that can read, and possibly
link, a list of all the folders and files on a drive without having to enter
them in manually?
Thanks


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