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Read from csv powershell4/6/2024 ![]() We can also create an output file line by line or dump multiple variables into the same file. For example, we can dump an entire variables worth of contents to a txt file or CSV file or whatever we chose. PowerShell provides many ways to produce our output files and we are not beholden to any one option. Something to keep in mind when working with file types for input/output. However, CSV and TXT files extensions are treated differently by Excel. PowerShell will import a CSV or TXT file as a CSV file sing the Import-CSV cmdlet. ** Note ** For our examples, the file extension actually only matters for Excel. So what choices do we have for output files from PowerShell. Like all data outputs, garbage in does result in garbage out, but with PowerShell we can filter out the garbage and make an output file the way we want it for me. The output files could be used for reporting, documentation or just general knowledge gathering purposes. Handling your PowerShell scripts output is pretty important. ![]()
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