Very impotent function of power shell is Format-Table.You can get the data in table format.Here is some example is .
1. Get-Process | Format-Table
2. Get-Process | Format-Table -AutoSize
The AutoSize parameter adjusts the column widths to minimize spacing.
3. Get-Process | Sort-Object -Property basepriority | Format-Table -GroupBy basepriority -Wrap
The GroupBy parameter arranges the data about the processes into groups based on the value of their BasePriority property
4. Get-Process -Name powershell | Format-List -Property ProcessName,FileVersion
The Format-List cmdlet displays an object in the form of a listing, with each property labeled and displayed on a separate line:
5. Get-pssnapin | format-table -wrap
6. You can export Format-Table in Format-Table.txt.
$Proc = Get-Process | Format-Table -AutoSize
$Proc | Format-Table Name | Out-File c:\temp\ Format-Table.txt
1. Get-Process | Format-Table
2. Get-Process | Format-Table -AutoSize
The AutoSize parameter adjusts the column widths to minimize spacing.
3. Get-Process | Sort-Object -Property basepriority | Format-Table -GroupBy basepriority -Wrap
The GroupBy parameter arranges the data about the processes into groups based on the value of their BasePriority property
4. Get-Process -Name powershell | Format-List -Property ProcessName,FileVersion
The Format-List cmdlet displays an object in the form of a listing, with each property labeled and displayed on a separate line:
5. Get-pssnapin | format-table -wrap
6. You can export Format-Table in Format-Table.txt.
$Proc = Get-Process | Format-Table -AutoSize
$Proc | Format-Table Name | Out-File c:\temp\ Format-Table.txt
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