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Tag Archives: filter
A Look at Filtering Performance in PowerShell
While working on a script for work, I ran into a situation where I needed to some filtering on a bunch of data and the thought struck me as to what was the quickest approach to performing a filter of … Continue reading
PowerShell and Excel: Adding a Chart and Header Filter to a Report
In the previous articles I have shown you how to use Excel with PowerShell to make a nice disk space report, complete with color coded rows for disks that are running low on space. I am now going to take … Continue reading
Filter Using Parameters Instead of Where-Object When Possible
This was a post I intended on writing during/after the 2012 Scripting Games, but just never got around to finishing it up. While it is great to know for the games itself, it also applies to everyday scenarios for folks … Continue reading