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Pretty slick!! I'll give that a shot when I get home.<br />
Thanks!!<br />
PS You wouldn't be interested in buying the collection would you? &nbsp;;^)<br />

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Pretty slick!! I'll give that a shot when I get home.
Thanks!!
PS You wouldn't be interested in buying the collection would you?  ;^)


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I'm getting ready to put my CD collection, nearly 700 disks, up for sale. I need to export my list of ALBUMS to an excel file. It's obvious the creators of iTunes never thought about this there doesn't appear to be a way to eliminate the songs from the listing. <br />
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It would make perfect sense, to me anyway, if there was a way to expand/contract the listing like a file directory. I need a method other than going through nearly 8000 songs by hand. Just scrolling through the list takes quite a while. Any help is most appreciated.<br />
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Thanks!!
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I'm getting ready to put my CD collection, nearly 700 disks, up for sale. I need to export my list of ALBUMS to an excel file. It's obvious the creators of iTunes never thought about this there doesn't appear to be a way to eliminate the songs from the listing. 

It would make perfect sense, to me anyway, if there was a way to expand/contract the listing like a file directory. I need a method other than going through nearly 8000 songs by hand. Just scrolling through the list takes quite a while. Any help is most appreciated.

Thanks!!

iTunes - Export Album List

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