Filenames & modified dates - listing as text

[Horse]

In Windows File Explorer

I have three sets of about 190 files

Is there an easy way of creating a text list, to go into a simple spreadsheet, listing each filename with its 'date modified'?

This is so i can eventually list all three sets as six parallel columns on the same spreadsheet.

Cheers

[KungFooBob]

from the command prompt 'dir > list.txt'

EDIT:

You need to CD to the right directory first of course, but everyone knows how to use the CLI!

[Horse]

from the command prompt 'dir > list.txt'

EDIT:

You need to CD to the right directory first of course, but everyone knows how to use the CLI!

Thanks



Errrr ... and command prompt is found where ... ?

[Horse]

Oh, hang on ....

[KungFooBob]

On Win 10...

click start button/windows key

type "Command Prompt'

Select Command prompt from list

You'll have fun changing to the right directory

[Horse]

CMD does not support UNC paths

[cheb]

Files so old they have imperial threads?

Sorry for the pointless derail, but not sorry enough not to post it.

[Horse]

Files so old they have imperial threads?

Sorry for the pointless derail, but not sorry enough not to post it.

No worries.

I've given up on it. Could output as a list, but only either filenames or as individual lines each filenames and time. Not going to manually edit that lot.