Wednesday, January 1, 2014

PowerShell Formatting Examples

PowerShell has several formatting options available.  The Format-Wide cmdlet will display a single property in wide format.

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You can use more columns with the –Column parameter.

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The Format-Table cmdlet displays output as a table.

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The –Autosize parameter will attempt to squeeze as much as it can within the display.

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The Format-List cmdlet lists output in a list.

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The Out-GridView cmdlet will create a separate dialog box.  The data can be sorted by clicking on the column heading in question.

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The Format-Custom offers additional options such as Format-Custom –Depth 3.

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