Hi Sharon_of_WV,

Use the DIR command with the /b switch.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
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"Sharon_of_WV" <Sharon_of_WV@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I am in need of copying filenames from a directory into an Excel
> Spreadsheet. To give an example of what application I have for this need:
> I
> have ~1000 files that I need to sort & then index various different ways
> (will add tracking #, Associated Name, comments, etc). I figured out how
> to
> do a filelist (in DOS). However, that also shows all the file attributes
> (such as creation date, file size, etc) which I don't need. I only need
> the
> filenames.
>
> Can you offer assistance, please? Thanks for your help in advance