Last year I wrote a series of articles for the Petri IT KnowledgeBase on using Microsoft Excel with PowerShell. Today I received an email from a reader who had a question about article that showed how to build a drive usage report in Excel. In the article...
I continue to tinker with Office applications and Windows PowerShell. I was looking at an Excel issue related to opening a new workbook. To verify the problem wasn’t PowerShell related I offered a suggestion to try creating an Excel workbook …...
It's pretty easy to send PowerShell results to Excel and display them nicely as a spreadsheet. Actually, here's a simple function called Out-ExcelReport . Pipe anything to it, and it shows up as an excel sheet (provided you have indeed installed excel beforehand): function Out-ExcelReport { param...
Let's assume you'd like to write results directly to an Excel sheet , or you'd like to dynamically update Excel cells, or read Excel content into your script. In older scripting languages like VBScript, this was easy. Office has COM libraries which allow direct access to all Office products...
< # .SYNOPSIS This script creates an Excel workbook using PowerShell .DESCRIPTION This script demonstrates manipulating Excell with PowerShell and the Excel.Application COM object. .NOTES ...