Export Directory Structure to Excel

It can often be useful to analyze the directory structure of your drives, but compiling a report manually is most certainly not feasible. Thankfully, there are specialized utilities that can come to your aid in this scenario.

Export Directory Structure to Excel is an easy-to-use program that can help you complete this task very quickly, and it allows you to export reports to the Excel CSV and TXT formats.

Most users should find the application’s functions to be fairly self-explanatory, although it has to be said that a user manual would have come in handy. Nevertheless, even novices can get the hang of things pretty quickly.

The parameters that control the layout of the generated report can be configured easily from the main program window, and your settings are saved automatically when shutting down the program. The interface is somewhat outdated, but this is certainly not a major issue.

Once you have selected the base directory, you can tweak the available settings to ensure the generated report is to your liking. It is possible to include subfolders or analyze only the base directory, exclude files or folders from the analysis and determine how file sizes should be displayed.

You have the option of filtering items based on a filename mask, prevent the application from analyzing files that do not fall within a certain size range.

Moreover, the program allows you to set up multiple rules in order to ensure only files that contain certain terms are processed, as well as exclude unwanted items.

On the whole, Export Directory Structure to Excel does exactly what its name suggests, and it is a great tool for both novices and advanced users. It can get the job done without complicating matters unnecessarily, but it still would have been great if a basic user manual were included.