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You could also try this. Press Ctrl+Fe New. Give the name as file_list. In the refers to box, type the path of the directors from where you want the list of files such as: =FILES("D:\Documents\Material\sessions\docs\*.*") Now in G1, enter the following formula =index(file_list,row()) and copy down -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP "Mr Widget" wrote in message ... Is there a way I can collect multiple file names from within a folder and get them to display within a excel. If it involves using a macro I haven't been successful in getting one working yet. For example if I had music file names and wanted them to display in cells of the spreadsheet. |
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