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The input argument takes the input folder path, ext. and the two output arguments give the count of total files and list of files.

You can just invoke the file and pass the file type as e.g., "\*.txt", and folder path. The out arguments give you the list of txt files present in the folder path and the total number of files.

**Arguments:**

**In Type**

in\_FolderPath - Pass the input path as a string

in\_FileType - Type of file or document i.e., "\*.xlsx","\* .doc","\* .pdf" etc.

**Out Type**

out\_FilesCount - Gives the number of files

out\_FileNames - Gives the list of files

Please note that the Search pattern must be {"\*.xlsx", "\*.doc", "\*.pdf"} etc. or otherwise the Snippet will keep returning 0.

Obtain the list of file names and the number of files present in the input path

The input argument is the folder path, ext. The two output arguments provide the total files count and the files list available in the given folder.

You can just input the file, enter the file type as \*.txt for example and add the folder path. The result is the list of text files available in the imputed folder path and the total number of files.

**Arguments:**

In Type

*   in\_FolderPath - The input path as a string
*   in\_FilesType - Type of file or document i.e., .xlsx, .doc, .pdf, etc.

Syntax for in\_FilesType:

*   single type files {"\*.txt"}
*   multiple type files {"\*.txt","\*.xlsx"}

Out Type

*   out\_FilesCount - Gives the number of files
*   out\_FileNames - Gives the list of files

Please note that the Search pattern must stick to the following rule:

{"\*.xlsx", "\*.doc", "\*.pdf"}

etc. otherwise, the snippet will return no result.

Get the file list and the total count of files available in the input folder.

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