Windows PowerShell Command Types, Snap-ins, and cmdlets - Professional SQL Server 2008 Administration with Windows PowerShell - page 40

Figure 2-43

You can format the output by grouping it based on a property (see Figure 2-44):

Get-Process s* | Group-Object ProcessName

Figure 2-44

You can also group using Format - Table . The result is different because you are not using Group - Object
(see Figure 2-45):

Get-Process s* | Format-Table -group ProcessName

As shown in Figure 2-46, you can format the output column names using expressions:

Get-Process s* | Format-Table @{expression = "Processname"; width = 25; label = "Process
Name"}, @{expression = "CPU"; width = 15; label = "CPU Used"}

You can also output the result in the form of a list by using the Format - List cmdlet, as shown in
Figure 2-47:

Get-Process s* | Format-List