It's really important because the files might be of importance. i.e. Say you have house loaning files. If you just had it all messy, when you needed it, tough luck! All you'd have is a big jumble of stuff that's indiscernable.
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A file system allows the operating system to store and organize files on a hard disk.
Excel can access a file manager. Excel helps you organize and identify your files by using Document Properties.
A cabinet is a container that helps you organize your files.
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What are you trying to sort? Are you trying to consolidate or organize? To organize your files try using Dr Utilz or FileSieve 3.0 to sort through your directories and organize them as you see fit. http://www.snapfiles.com/get/FileSieve.html
Excel is not a file manager. However, you can organize Excel files by storing them in folders for specific purposes.
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They are used to help organize and keep files safe.
To organize files using DOS, you can use commands like mkdir to create directories and move or copy to transfer files into those directories. For example, you would first create a folder with mkdir foldername and then use move filename foldername to relocate the files you want to organize. Additionally, you can list files and directories with the dir command to keep track of your organization. Always ensure you are in the correct directory using the cd command before managing your files.