If you want to sort the output using another column header (or reverse the sort order), each time you click on a column header, the search is re-done. It is unfortunate that either Microsoft forces the search to be re-done or it was something they missed on their part. (The next picture shows the result after clicking on the Folder path column header.) With the Folder path column now present, click on its column header to sort the listing by Folder path. Then, click on the Ok box to dismiss the dialog box and save the changes to the Details View.Ĩ. Check the box next to Folder path - to make the Folder path column appear (you'll have to scroll down to find it).ħ. You can uncheck the box next to Folders - to get rid of the Folders column).Ħ. Right-Click on any of the column headers. (if the Folder path column is not already present.) Set the View to Details (if it isn't already).ģ. I do only searches just on my PC or just on the Web.Ģ. ![]() I don't let my PC access OneDrive or Google Docs - generally, In performing a search, I used the Search Box in File Explorer. While the context menu was visible (when right-clicking on one of the column headers). Window while the Ribbon was present (to set the View to Details) and ![]() I did not know how to capture a screen shot of the active (sorting in Windows File Explorer may not always work correctly). Possibly after editing, this may be useful as a tutorial - but note the problem at the end. Sorting File Explorer Search output by Folder path
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