Copy list of filenames from folder into Excel (Windows)

1. Select all the files and then go to Home and Copy Path. Paste into Excel and use Find & Replace (Ctrl + H) to remove the file path.
2. Copy file path into google chrome and then copy the list of files, size and date modified.
3. To get files in subfolders as well search for a full stop/ period which will find all the files and then copy the path into excel.
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[alphacentauri]

Wow! I needed to find the files that have more than 250 characters because Windows has that limit for files to be copied. Min. 2:25 shows how to do it. Then I only have to put the formula =len(cell), eg: =len(B3) to see the number of characters of the file. Then, copy the formula all the way down to all your files/documents to see where are the little mosquitoes bugging that does not allow to copy the files. Thanks 👍✔. Very, very helpful video.

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