Examples/Example29.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 $example29 = Document -Name 'PScribo Example 29' { <# Custom styling can also be applied to individual keys of one or more hashtables. To apply a style to a particular hashtable key, just ensure that a '<KeyName>__Style' key is also defined with the style name you wish to to apply to the particular table cell. For example, to apply a "MyCustomStyle" to a 'Name' key, ensure that a 'Name__Style' key exists in the hashtable with a value of "MyCustomStyle". In the following example, the the middle two rows where key 'Custom Property' is set to $false will be highlighted with the in the array of hashtables will be styled with the 'Warning' custom style. NOTE: How the 'Custom Property__Style' key is added to a hashtable is up to you! #> Style -Name Warning -Color White -BackgroundColor Firebrick $hashtableArray = @( [Ordered] @{ 'Column 1' = 'Some random text'; 'Column2' = 345; 'Custom Property' = $true; } [Ordered] @{ 'Column 1' = 'Random some text'; 'Column2' = 16; 'Custom Property' = $false; 'Custom Property__Style' = 'Warning'; } [Ordered] @{ 'Column 1' = 'Random text some'; 'Column2' = 241; 'Custom Property' = $false; 'Custom Property__Style' = 'Warning'; } [Ordered] @{ 'Column 1' = 'Text random some'; 'Column2' = 1GB; 'Custom Property' = $true; } ) Table -Hashtable $hashtableArray } $example29 | Export-Document -Path $Path -Format $Format -PassThru:$PassThru |