A small acknowledgment of my help would be nice, though.

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I do appreciate all the help, power query does work for some of the stuff I want to do, but it doesn't present all the metadata fields that are in the current windows folder I want to export. It seems to choose its own fields. I was hoping to resolve this without resorting to using VBS code or any coding language, and I will keep researching this. Thanks again