Search Results to an Excel Spreadsheet?

Is it possible to download search results in Windows 7 to an Excel spreadsheet? I searched for file names that started with a specific alpha character in a specific folder using Windows 7. The results came back with several hundred file names. I'd like to create a spreadsheet with columns for the file name and the sub folder name that contains the file. Is that possible? Thank you!

Hi, yes it is possible. One way is to do the search with the dir-command, and save the result to a text file. Then open the text file in Excel and seaparate columns by the symbol "\".

1. press the "start button" in win 7, type "cmd" in the search field and press enter. (not the quotation marks).
2. type the search string and press enter.
example of a search string that will search for all files beginning With "a" in c:\docoments (and, because of the "/s", also in its sub folders) and save the result to list.txt:
dir c:\documents a*.* /b /s >list.txt

3. open list.txt in Excel (seaparate columns by the symbol "\").