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PowerShell: Display almost anything in a graphical GridView
Out-GridView Dirty Tricks
Out-Gridview is a new cmdlet in PowerShell v.2 which allows you to output objects to a “mini” excel sheet like this:
Get-Process | Out-GridView
However, this only works if .NET Framework 3.51 is installed. While PowerShell requires just .NET 2.0, both Out-GridView and ISE-Editor require 3.51 because of their WPF graphical output.
Out-Gridview will display the same columns you would have seen when you output the objects to the console. You should clone the object first to see all object properties in your gridview:
Get-Process | Select-Object * | Out-Gridview
PowerShell: Create a temporary filename
Thanks to Get-Date, you can easily create unique temporary file names with a timestamp:
(Get-Date -format ‘yyyy-MM-dd hh-mm-ss’) + ‘.tmp’
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