Easiest way is to just re-direct output to a text file, then import/manipulate in Excel.  For example:  dir N:\network_share\*.mp3 >>net_mp3s.txt dir N:\network_share\*.avi >>net_avi.txt  etc.  Use dir /? at the command line, and it will give you all the options on flags for output.    You might want /B to remove headers, /A to get all file attributes, etc.
The CIFS fileshares on our Celerra is running out of space and I would like to know is there any freewares/tools to scan a CIFS Fileshares for Audio/Video files and generate a report in excel/csv format for each user.  I know there are tools like VSRM. Rainfinity FMA etc to scan for a specific file etensions on a CIFS Share but I donot have that in our environement.    Right now I'm forced to do unix "find" command under the root_vdm/fsname to get some information but formatting it taking time.  Thanks in advance.
Celerra CIFS Share scan for specific filetype