How to Export and import CSV file manually in PowerShell?
When you run a command Export-Csv in PowerShell, it automatically creates a CSV file to the specific location.
Example
Get-Service | Select Name, Starttype, Status | Export-Csv C:\temp\services.csv -NoTypeInformation
In the above example, Services.csv file created in C:\Temp folders with the header Name, Starttype, and Status headers.
Similarly, you can use the other commands to get the output into the CSV file format.
If you want to check this file from the PowerShell console, you need to use Import-CSV command.
Import-Csv C:\temp\Services.csv | ft -Autosize
Output
Name StartType Status
---- --------- ------
AarSvc_7a82a Manual Stopped
AdobeARMservice Automatic Running
AdobeFlashPlayerUpdateSvc Manual Stopped
AJRouter Manual Stopped
ALG Manual Stopped
AppIDSvc Manual Stopped
Appinfo Manual Running
AppMgmt Manual Stopped
AppReadiness Manual Stopped
AppVClient Disabled Stopped
AppXSvc Manual Stopped
AssignedAccessManagerSvc Manual Stopped
AudioEndpointBuilder Automatic Running
If you need only Name and Status then you can use Select command after pipeline
Import-Csv C:\temp\Services.csv | Select Name,Status
Output
Name Status
---- ------
AarSvc_7a82a Stopped
AdobeARMservice Running
AdobeFlashPlayerUpdateSvc Stopped
AJRouter Stopped
ALG Stopped
AppIDSvc Stopped
Appinfo Running
AppMgmt Stopped
AppReadiness Stopped
AppVClient Stopped
AppXSvc Stopped
Published on 26-Mar-2020 07:14:43
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