Powershell Export Excel File
Powershell Export Excel To Csv
Powershell: Export a Excel Worksheet as csv file. And use the SaveAs method to export the worksheet as (windows) csv. PowerShell.org > Articles > convert array hash, Export.xls > Exporting CSV file to XLS. The Powershell Excel Module could be helpful for you. The topic ‘Exporting CSV file to XLS’ is closed to new replies. Sign in to your account Account Login.
To make my previous script even more useful I need the final output files to be in a.xls format(yes I know that is not the current excel format but it is the only one that will upload correctly to the site that it is needed for) I can get a file out put that has the data but it is not in the correct rows and columns and I also have some numbers with a leading 0 and tags that look like dates that need to be preserved as they are. I think that I may need to convert my file before I export it as a.xls so this does not happen, but at this stage I am not entirely sure. Data when I display it at the cmd prompt $Info Student ID: 987654 First Name: Fred Surname: Brown Unique ID: 0123456 Tag: 3/4/5 Student ID: 876543 First Name: John Surname: Brown Unique ID: 234567 Tag: 3k Do I need to convert my current file and what is the proper export cmd? Thanks for any suggestions •. If you're doing this for a single file it's not worth the pain of scripting it.
Powershell Export To Excel Tabs
The excellent Excel module which I'd usually recommend won't preserve the formatting that you require and, as far as I know, only exports to XLSX. Your best bet is to open a blank Excel workbook, click the Data tab, then use the From Text wizard to import your CSV file. On the last page of the wizard, change the column data format from General to Text (either for all columns or on a per column basis) and this will preserve your values. Hi Rob, I found a variant of your recommended script that works with Powershell version 4 and now I need to force all the cells to be in text formatting so it does not change the data on me which at the moment makes it unusable. $xl = new-object -comobject excel.application $xl.visible = $true $Workbook = $xl.workbooks.open(“c: powershell 161011trangieOldStu.csv”) $Worksheets = $Workbooks.worksheets $Workbook.SaveAs('c: powershell 161010trangieCurrentStu.xls”,1) $Workbook.Saved = $True $xl.Quit() Thanks for any help PS Olaf is the script display correctly this time. There are a couple of ways you can try. I tried this: $xl = New-Object -ComObject 'Excel.Application' $xl.Visible=$true $wb = $xl.Workbooks.Open('C: Users rob desktop archive test.csv') #Select first worksheet $ws = $wb.worksheets.Item(1) #Create a range for everything used in Excel $usedRange = $ws.UsedRange #Remove all formatting $usedRange.ClearFormats() $wb.SaveAs('C: Users rob desktop archive test.xls', 1) $xl.Quit() I was using some dates and when formatting was cleared, it jacked them all up.
My next thought was seeing if the Open method had a switch or modifier to specify NOT to format and didn't see anything.
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