Windows 10: How can I print search results fro File Explorer

Is it possible to print the search results for all files found during a search? As shown in the attached image, a search for *.AXP turned up 222 files. I would like to save this to a file like word or ideally Excel but I can't figure out how to copy/paste or some other way to do this.



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print/save as .txt explorer search results


dmsel,

1. Do the search,
2. Select all the results [Ctrl-A does this quickly],
3. Press the Shift key and, at the same time, right-click,
4. Select Copy as path,
5. Paste into Excel [a very good choice for this sort of task].

Sample results pasted into Excel
Denis

 

print explorer search results

I have searched on *.CBproj and havec 1000 results. Now I want to print the list

 

print/save as .txt explorer search results


Search results to file: (path + file name)
Export Windows 7 search results to a text file - Super User
expands comment on this (for Win 7)
Microsoft Community

I doubt there's any change in this in Win 10.

See
http://www.thewindowsclub.com/print-...folder-windows
and experiment with regular expressions with the DIR command
e.g.
DIR e*.mp3

For that you'd be better waiting until you can download a comparison utility.
E.g.
How to Find and Remove Duplicate Songs