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I understand that you can format output by using -autosize -wrap, fl, ft and various other methods. However I'm a little confused about formatting columns so I can see all the output. When I run gv PSVersionTable | ft -wrap the output it still cutoff with a ...
I know I can run $psversiontable, but I want to know why gv Error | ft -wrap wraps the text properly but gv PSVersionTable | ft -wrap does not. -
It depends on the object. Some object types have pre-defined formatting instructions provided by Microsoft, and their formatting will reflect that default unless you do something completely custom – e.g., define each output column yourself.
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[blockquote]define each output column yourself. [/blockquote]
and how would you to that.
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Get-Something | Format-Table ColumnA,ColumnB,@{n='ColumnC';expression={ $_.PropC / 1GB };width=10;align='right';formatString='N2'}As an example. There are other examples in the help for Format-Table. The point is, when you list out the columns yourself – whether you create custom ones or not, as I've done with ColumnC in my example – the default formatting doesn't apply.
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capisce.
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