Mastering PassThru Objects The Key to PowerShell Scripting Success

Extending PowerShell's Compare-Object to handle custom classes and arrays ... Count; $i++) { if ($PassThru){ Compare-Object $ReferenceObject[$i] ... Using -Passthru with Export-Excel returns an Excel Package object. $xlPkg = Import-Csv .\sales.csv | Export-Excel $file -PassThru However, when the input object is a string, Add-Member cannot add the member to the input object. For these objects, use the PassThru parameter to create an ... Next up is providing PassThru support so that if you wanted to do more than just view the pretty UI, you can specify the –PassThru parameter and ... -PassThru Indicates that the cmdlet sends items from the interactive window down the pipeline as input to other commands. By default, this ... PassThru: When the PassThru parameter is used, the output of the command returns to the PowerShell console. Credential: If source and destination directories ... Pipe your desired object to select, grab everything but only grab ... Note that in order for this to work you also must use the –Passthru ... Keep in mind that when the information passes from left to right, PowerShell stores the data as objects for the next cmdlet to process and not ... –InputObject: This parameter specifies the service controller objects representing the services to start. Objects can be a variable. –Passthru: ... With the Passthru parameter, PowerShell returns the output in the console. For example, below notepad.exe process with ID 12344 will be stopped.