Examples/Example16.ps1
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[CmdletBinding()] param ( [System.String[]] $Format = 'Html', [System.String] $Path = '~\Desktop', [System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter] $PassThru ) Import-Module PScribo -Force -Verbose:$false $example16 = Document -Name 'PScribo Example 16' { <# If you do not have a collection/array of objects that you wish to create a table from, PScribo supports creating a table from single ordered hashtable or an array of ordered hashtables. NOTE: You cannot pipe a single hashtable or an array of hashtables to the 'Table' cmdlet. You MUST pass the hashtable(s) via the -HashTable parameter. If you pipe the hastable(s) the object properties are displayed and not the hashtable key/value pairs! Creating a hashtable does permit the utilisation of spaces in the key names, requiring that the -Headers parameter does not necessarily need to be used. NOTE: This is not a standard hashtable, but a System.Collections.Specialized.OrderedDictionary object. These can be created with the [Ordered] attribute on the hashtable declaration, e.g. [Ordered] @{ Key1 = Value1; Key2 = Value2; } The following example creates a table with a single row with the hashtable keys used as the header values and the corresponding values as the first table row. #> $hashtable = [Ordered] @{ 'Column 1' = 'Some random text' 'Column2' = 345 'Custom Property' = $true } Table -Hashtable $hashtable } $example16 | Export-Document -Path $Path -Format $Format -PassThru:$PassThru |