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hi,

this *might* be simple: i want to search through my hard drive and report in
a spreadsheet, all of the directories into a spreadsheet. in each case in
the adjacent column, display the size of the directory (no. of files), next
column size of directory (memory).

if possible, to include: -
- directory to start from (then look at all sub-dirs from there)
- display consecutive sub-dirs as indented (eg, top level dir in column A,
next in column B etc)

if anyone can help with any or all of this, that would be great - although
i've used VB quite a bit, i haven't ever done anything like this, so not
sure how to start.

cheers,

tim


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Is this something you specifically want to do in VBA, or have you considered a
readymade app for this:-

http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/

It's even freeware :-)

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hi,

this *might* be simple: i want to search through my hard drive and report in
a spreadsheet, all of the directories into a spreadsheet. in each case in
the adjacent column, display the size of the directory (no. of files), next
column size of directory (memory).

if possible, to include: -
- directory to start from (then look at all sub-dirs from there)
- display consecutive sub-dirs as indented (eg, top level dir in column A,
next in column B etc)

if anyone can help with any or all of this, that would be great - although
i've used VB quite a bit, i haven't ever done anything like this, so not
sure how to start.

cheers,

tim




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ahh - i KNEW someone would've thought of it first! many thanks


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Is this something you specifically want to do in VBA, or have you

considered a
readymade app for this:-

http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/

It's even freeware :-)

--
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Ken....................... Microsoft MVP - Excel
Sys Spec - Win XP Pro / XL 97/00/02/03

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hi,

this *might* be simple: i want to search through my hard drive and

report in
a spreadsheet, all of the directories into a spreadsheet. in each case

in
the adjacent column, display the size of the directory (no. of files),

next
column size of directory (memory).

if possible, to include: -
- directory to start from (then look at all sub-dirs from there)
- display consecutive sub-dirs as indented (eg, top level dir in column

A,
next in column B etc)

if anyone can help with any or all of this, that would be great -

although
i've used VB quite a bit, i haven't ever done anything like this, so not
sure how to start.

cheers,

tim




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Gives you lots and lots of nice options - Full collapse / Full Expand / Size / %
/ blah blah blah.

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"Tim" wrote in message
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ahh - i KNEW someone would've thought of it first! many thanks


"Ken Wright" wrote in message
...
Is this something you specifically want to do in VBA, or have you

considered a
readymade app for this:-

http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/

It's even freeware :-)

--
Regards
Ken....................... Microsoft MVP - Excel
Sys Spec - Win XP Pro / XL 97/00/02/03

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hi,

this *might* be simple: i want to search through my hard drive and

report in
a spreadsheet, all of the directories into a spreadsheet. in each case

in
the adjacent column, display the size of the directory (no. of files),

next
column size of directory (memory).

if possible, to include: -
- directory to start from (then look at all sub-dirs from there)
- display consecutive sub-dirs as indented (eg, top level dir in column

A,
next in column B etc)

if anyone can help with any or all of this, that would be great -

although
i've used VB quite a bit, i haven't ever done anything like this, so not
sure how to start.

cheers,

tim




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