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You can use the DIR command to list the files and folders in the current directory.
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You can also access the command line by starting the command with a “!” and typing “! dir”.
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Additionally, you can list files in a folder, subfolder, use wildcards, display results based on file attributes, and create a text file listing of the files.
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You can also sort results by time and use the command prompt to rename multiple files at once.
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Note that if you are using Stata, you can access the command line by starting the command with a “!” in other words, do get a list of files in the current directory one would type “! dir”.
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How can I get a list of files in a directory?
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You can use the DIR command by itself (just type “dir” at the Command Prompt) to list the files and folders in the current directory.
How to Use the DIR Command in Windows
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This article provides an overview of how to list files in the Command Prompt (CMD) tool, including how to list all files in a folder, subfolder, use wildcards, display results based on file attributes, and create a text file listing of the files. It also explains how to display results in columns and how to sort results by time. Finally, it provides tips on how to use the command prompt to rename multiple files at once.
How to list files in cmd – Command Prompt – Windows 10
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You can use the ls command to list the files in any directory to which you have access. For a simple directory listing, at the Unix prompt, enter:
List the files in a directory in Unix
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