In Doug's article he's using the parameter -startrow value in the example script and I know he's just doing a select-object -first 5 but is it possible after running a query let's say for get-process it may have X amount of rows then I want to start and query of get-service (like in the article) it outputs the data with a 2 row gap from the get-process data? I hope I explained that okay.
#import-excel help, start rows dynamically?
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trail marsh
Is your question abou thow to get offsets for a variable sized table?
upper elbow
Sorry @trail marsh , I should have explained this better.
Example of what I was thinking.
Running 3 commands but instead of doing a select-object -first 5 like in the artcile have it just output the whole data set, but then the next data be spaced out.
I didn't know if that was possible, like in the article he starts on a certain row, I didn't know if you could just select a row and then the next data set could be on another so it's spaced out.
When I get to work tomorrow I'll try to pull an example of what I'm trying to do.
trail marsh
I didn't know if that was possible, like in the article he starts on a certain r...
I threw this together
If you enable verbose mode you get a bunch of output
