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ornerygoat
ornerygoat

Reputation: 23

PowerShell Out-GridView

Using Out-GridView, how do you control what the column names are? I would like something meaningful for the column names instead of “string” - is this possible?

[string] $colLabel = 'MyLabel'
[string] $a = 'a'
[string] $b = 'b'
$Selected = ($colLabel), ($a), ($b) | Out-GridView

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2036

Answers (2)

js2010
js2010

Reputation: 27408

The typical pattern would be:

[pscustomobject]@{
  colLabel='MyLabel'
  a='a2'
  b='b2'
} | Out-GridView

or

get-process | select-object name,id,ws | Out-GridView

Here's 1 example of a calculated property:

1 | select-object @{ n='Num'; e={$_} }

Num
---
  1

Upvotes: 3

Wasif
Wasif

Reputation: 15470

Sure, use a temporary CSV file:

[string] $colLabel = 'MyLabel'
[string] $a = 'a'
[string] $b = 'b'
@"
$($colLabel)`,
$($a)`,
$($b)
"@ | Set-Content temp.csv
Import-Csv temp.csv | Out-GridView
Remove-Item temp.csv

First it creates a temporary csv file, then imports and passes to grid view and then deletes it.

Upvotes: 0

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