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How to extract files data properties
Gianluca Principato You can use PowerShell to get a list of all files in a library
You can also go to the SharePoint library and choose "Export to Excel" to get a list of all files in the library and metadata column values.
Gianluca Principato You can use PowerShell to get a list of all files in a library
You can also go to the SharePoint library and choose "Export to Excel" to get a list of all files in the library and metadata column values.
SteveKnutson Thanks for your reply.
I didn't know Powershell and after reading your answer I started to deepen it.
I solved my problem even though I have not yet been able to export owner's file; the DOS command allowed me to highlight them while Powershell does not seem to me to have this information.
However Powershell seems to me just what I need: I guess that with Powershell I can also connect to Office (outlook, word, etc.).
I will continue to figure out how to best use it! Thanks again.
