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How to use Export-CSV Powershell
05 May,2012 by Tom Collins
Question: How can I export a Powershell recordset to a CSV file format, so I can then open the file in MS Excel?
Answer: Powershell has the Export-CSV cmdlet . The Export-CSV cmdlet creates a CSV file of the script output. The script needs to pipe the results to the Export-CSV cmdlet – with a filename parameter.
I add –notype to the Export-CSV cmdlet , as I prefer to not include the .Net object type in the first line
Get-Process | Where-Object {$_.PrivateMemorySize -gt 100MB} | SELECT ProcessName, PrivateMemorySize | Export-CSV -notype c:\privatememory.csv
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SQL Server – Powershell Excel to HTML
Author: Tom Collins (http://www.sqlserver-dba.com)
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