在PowerShell中合并两个CSV列可以使用`Import-Csv`和`Select-Object`命令来实现。 首先,你需要使用`Import-Csv`命令将两个CSV文件导入为两个对象。假设...
现在,假设你想要将此数据导出到 CSV。 首先,需要创建新对象并使用Add-Membercmdlet 添加属性和值。 PowerShell $data=$json|ConvertFrom-Json$columns=$data.tables.columns$result=foreach($rowin$data.tables.rows) {$obj= [psobject]::new()$index=0foreach($columnin$columns) {$obj|Add-Member-Membe...
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Import-Csv merged.csv | Select-Object *,@{Name='nest_id';Expression={$nestDeviceID}} | Export-Csv merged-v2.csv -NoTypeInformation 因此,year-month-sensors-a.csv中的每一行都会有一个名为nest_id的附加列,该列的值为DeviceID-A,用于该根目录下的任何CSV。 …但是我不能很好地协调这两个脚本...
在PowerShell 7.2 和更新版本中,當您轉換具有新增 Add-Member 或Select-Object 其他屬性的哈希表時,也會在 CSV 輸出中新增其他屬性作為標頭。 PowerShell 複製 $allPeople | Add-Member -Name ExtraProp -Value 42 $allPeople | ConvertTo-Csv "Name","Number","ExtraProp" "John Smith","1"...
Import-Csv[[-Delimiter] <Char>] [-Path] <String[]> [-Header <String[]>] [-Encoding <Encoding>] [<CommonParameters>] PowerShellCopy Import-Csv[[-Delimiter] <Char>]-LiteralPath<String[]> [-Header <String[]>] [-Encoding <Encoding>] [<CommonParameters>] ...
Anyone experienced a "not recognize cmdlet" after import-module in script? Append daily PowerShell output to HTML file Append Date & Time to File name Append organisation name to AD display name Append static csv column to result set on export of data; Using Select-Object and Export-CSV appe...
distinguishedname -notlike "*,CN=Computers,*")} | Select-Object Name, LastLogonDate, Enabled, DistinguishedName $Computers_For_Action | Export-Csv "C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\$($Action)-$((Get-Date).ToString('dd-MM-yyyy')).csv" -NoTypeInformation -Encoding UTF8 switch ($action){ ...
This example selectsProcessobjects with specific properties, exports the objects to a CSV file. PowerShell Get-Process-NameWmiPrvSE |Select-Object-PropertyBasePriority, Id, SessionId, WorkingSet |Export-Csv-Path.\WmiData.csv-NoTypeInformationImport-Csv-Path.\WmiData.csv BasePriority Id SessionId ...
The possibilities are endless—XML, CSV, tables, lists, HTML, sorted, filtered, grouped, and so on. The built-in cmdlets in Windows PowerShell are designed to work with objects. By creating objects for the output, you can take advantage of everything Windows PowerShell is capable of doing...