Reputation: 589
Below is the code where i am using Export-Excel to create a excel workbook where based on each service name there will be worksheet which will be created
$Hash = [ordered]@{"Server Name"="$ServerName";"Service Name"="$ServiceName";"Time(GMT)"="$GMTTime";"Time(EPOCH)"="$FEpoch"}
foreach ($Property in $Properties) {
$Hash[$Property] = (($BlockData.$Property | Measure -Sum).Sum)/$blockvalue
}
[pscustomobject]$Hash | Export-Excel "C:\script\Final_Report.xlsx" -WorksheetName $ServiceName -Append
But now the server where i have to execute the code needs admin access to install ImportExcel module in order to get the export-excel cmdlet.
Need idea on any alternate for doing this.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 177
Reputation: 8868
But now the server where i have to execute the code needs admin access to install ImportExcel module in order to get the export-excel cmdlet.
This is not completely accurate. You can specify the scope to install the module in.
Install-Module importexcle -Scope currentuser
See the answer here for a nice explanation.
Upvotes: 2