So in our previous posts, you learned all about PowerShell objects, how to use Select-Object to select specific properties of that object, how to use Sort-Object to order the output and even how to use hash tables to create computed…
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Say what’s up to PowerShell 5 (Part 17/27)
In the previous post you learned how to extract more information from your objects than the default view allows. So we learned how to use Select-Object with the -Property parameter to display specific columns (properties) in your output. Today I’m going…
Say what’s up to PowerShell 5 (Part 16/27)
Today I want to talk about looking at only what you want. For example, when you type Get-Service you see three columns (three properties) displayed by default: Status Name DisplayName But we know a service has more properties than that!…
Say what’s up to PowerShell 5 (Part 15/27)
This might just be one of my favorite parts of our PowerShell tutorial. you’re going to learn how to export your data to webpages. In fact, you’re going to learn how to Export it directly to a webserver and how…
Say what’s up to PowerShell 5 (Part 14/27)
In the last tutorial we investigated using Export-CSV and ConvertTo-CSV to get your PowerShell data out as a well-formed CSV document. In this guide I’ll show you how to do something similar for XML files.
