Format exit via Export-CSV to include spaces in the row headings?
Format exit via Export-CSV to include spaces in the row headings? I get errors when putting spaces in the code.
How to export data via export-csv to place spaces in the header line? That is to say. in script below... I need the header lines VMName and IPAddress to have spaces in them as 'Name VM' and 'IP address '?
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Get - VM | %{
$vmGuest = $_. Get-VMGuest
$row = "" | Select VMName, OS, host, CPU, IPAddress
$row. VMname = $_. Name
etc...
You can place spaces in the properties of the object like this:
Get-VM | %{ $vmGuest = $_ | Get-VMGuest $row = "" | Select "VM Name", State, OS, Host, CPU, "IP Address" $row."VM Name" = $_.Name etc .....
Robert
Tags: VMware
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2. click on 'Add a result column', in the type of column in your time dimension column (if the column is first has type saw_0)
3. yet once, click on 'Add column result', enter the column formula: case when (saw_0) LENGTH > 5 then 2 1 other endHere LENGTH (saw_0) > 5 will return only the month records (i.e) 200901,200902 etc.
4. now click on properties on the column to the new column added in step 2, goto-> add a Condition of-> conditional formatting select the column added to step 3->
-Case when (saw_0) LENGTH > 5 then 2 1 other end = 2 then format-> right = Horizontal alignment and Vertical alignment = Top
This indentera the month right column. This will work when exporting to pdf format.
Kind regards
DpKa -
A column is indicated on the report, but is absent from the exported CSV file
I'm on 4.0.2 Apex
I have a simple report posted on the page that calls a DB query:
Select *.
of qryname
I have CSV export enabled in report attributes > > report export
I include it in the export set to Yes on fields all you want in this report
The fields you want that I export are set at the show
A field is never displayed on the CSV export.
I have no variables to link to this page
I tried this field the value 10 width (width in all fields was empty by default)
Nothing helps and the field will not export little matter what I do.
VARCHAR2 and can have up to 2000 characters in it.
Type box is the SQL query
Region has no template applied.
No idea why the field does not export to CSV?What type of field is it?
is this domain have any condition on that?
Can you reproduce this on apex.oracle.com?
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Hello world
I am writing (try it, I should say) to write a script that retrieves from vCenter all ESX hosts and for each host retrieves the guests (by selecting the name, powerstate, host, it feeds and memory) AND Gets the data store for each host) by selecting the name of DS, freespace and tot capacity).
I don't get the release scheduled in my CSV file I was hoping. Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong? I assumed that my data through the variable - $esxHost and so O which must pass the export.
Variable #Initialize
$Hosts = 0
$esxHost = 0
$Hosts = get-vmHost
{foreach ($esxHost in $Hosts)
Get - VM | Select name powerstate, host, memoryMB
Get-Datastore. Select name, freespacemb, capacitymb}
$esxHost | Export-Csv "C:\LUN_Report.csv" - noTypeInformation
JindiJee,
It should be able to do what you are looking for. Although this operation generates two CSVs because it's really two separate reports you're looking for.
Unless you try to print the data store for the virtual machine on the same line as the virtual machine, it would be a little different.
This script creates a hash table which is a nice way to push around then he in a CSV file.
You could cut this one place to make it more "One-liner", but it should help convey the image.
Let me know if you get this job or if it does not have what you think.
The first creates two hash tables and slapping in two CSVs. If you want to see your separate your VMS data warehouses.
The second script will add the data to the first hash store and list with the virtual machine. It is not configured to manage virtual machines with disks on more than 1 data store. This can be done with a few adjustments.
Guess I was bored... I added the 3rd which will add a line in your CSV for each data store associated with a virtual machine... This means that your VM can be included more than once, but it lists every DS.
This should give you a good idea on how you can play with the export to CSVs I like installation of hash table.
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