Export or Copy/Paste list of iPad apps from iTunes?

You didn't say what type of computer you're using. If you're using a Windows PC, you can get a list of apps suitable for import into Excel by setting up a text only printer and setting it to print to a file. See Windows help or search the net for steps. If you can't find the steps, let us know what operating system you're using and I'll see if I can give you step-by-step instructions for setting it up.

Once you've got the printer set up, go to iTunes and display your apps in list format. You can choose the columns you want and the order you want them in (within limits -- you won't have complete freedom to choose). Then select print from the File menu and in the Print "Apps" dialog, select "Song Listing" (yes, it's weird to select "Songs" when you're printing apps, but that's what's there). Then in the "Theme" drop-down, select "Custom". Then click the "Page Setup" button and select Landscape (otherwise you'll get lots of unnecessary word wrapping). Next, click “OK” in the Print “Apps” dialog which will take you to the normal Windows print menu. In that menu, select the text-to-file printer you set up before and click “OK”. You’ll be prompted for a file name for the output file. I suggest you use “.txt” as the extension (e.g., “applist.txt”). Click “OK” and your app list will be created. Where the file goes depends on how you set up your text-to-file printer – mine goes to the desktop. These steps are with WinXP – steps may vary a bit if you’re using another version of Windows. If you’re using a Mac, I can’t help. Good Luck!