Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)

I want to print out all the File Names, their Creation Dates, and their Modification Dates.  (Printing all the other info is fine too.)  If possible, I would like to do it in a form that can be easily put into a spreadsheet.
In the built-in FreeBSD, the results of "ls" can be printed as text; then the text can be put into a spreadsheet without too much trouble, by figuring out the appropriate separator(s).  Unfortunately, "ls" does not display Creation Date, only Latest Access Date or Latest Modification Date.  (Likewise for other Unix-like systems, apparently.)  And the Creation Date is the one I need most.
In the OS, you can take a screenshot and save it as a PDF.  But I don't think it's a PDF from which text can be extracted.  I'm not sure, though ... because I can't find where the PDF is being saved ... or if it's being saved at all!  (Probably because of the very reason why I want this info, namely, to help decide which files to delete, since my HD is so clogged that the computer is slowed down to almost zero.)
The online recommendation I found for printing from the OS says to copy it by hand(!) into the spreadsheet or text file.
Anyone know how to get at least a text file of the name and the Creation Date?  As automatically as possible?
(P.S.  OS X 10.13 because I'm dubious about putting anything later on my late-2013 MacBook Pro, and I can't afford a new computer right now.)
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