Re: [msh] Select-object Usage

"Keith Hill" <r_keith_hill@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:e5hULpTFGHA.2704@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx...

"/\/\o\/\/ [MVP]" <oMVP@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:CEF2F0D0-BD34-476A-BEAC-17D5700D0330@xxxxxxxxxxxxx...

> MSH C:\WINDOWS\system32> $mp | select {
> $_.name;($re.Match($_)).groups[1].value;[math]::round(($_.filesize / 1m) , 2
> )}
>
> $_.name;($re.Match($_)).groups[1].value;[math]::round(($_.filesize / 1m) , 2 )
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> {i:\userdata\home\User1\data\dikkie dik.mp3, User1, 2.06}
> {i:\userdata\home\User2\data\xp1\guus_meeuwis-je_hoeft_niet_veel_van_me_te_houden.mp3, User2, 3.54}
>
> so far it works only I have all items in 1 big  Noteproperty, like this.
>
> $_.name;($re.Match($_)).groups[1].value;$_.filesize NoteProperty
> System.Management.Automation.MshObject $_.name;($re...

 

Try something like this:

 

$mp | select @{_expression_={$_.name}; name="Filename"}`

             @{_expression_={($re.Match($_)).groups[1].value; name="Username"}

             @{_expression_={[math]::round(($_.filesize / 1m) , 2 )}; name="RoundedSize"}

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Keith