Import CSV files into PowerShell with these handy tips and tricks from IT veteran and PowerShell MVP Jeff Hicks.
The Export-CSV and Import-CSV cmdlets are exceptionally useful tools to both export data for consumption to other applications and to retrieve and import information from third-party data sources.
Microsoft PowerShell MVP Jeff Hicks shows us how to pull data from log files using PowerShell and the Get-Content and Import-CSV cmdlets.
Use PowerShell to transform data from CSV files via objects in the pipeline.
Jeff Hicks shows us a quick primer on using PowerShell to export CSV files to XML.
MC668787 – Updated August 25, 2023: Microsoft has updated the content below to show as intended. The Create a list from CSV feature in SharePoint will allow you to import data from a CSV file. Microsoft has also augmented the “Export to CSV” feature by providing another option to “Export to CSV with schema.” This…
Last Update: Jun 27, 2023
MC254423 – So you are aware: Microsoft has recently rolled out the capability to export Microsoft Lists to CSV files to all environments. When this will happen This feature rolled out during the second half of April, 2021 and is now fully available in all environments. Microsoft apologizes for not announcing this feature in advance. How…
In this article, I’ll show you how to export Active Directory users to a CSV file using PowerShell and Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC). Using PowerShell is recommended as IT Pros can use it to extract task-specific information about a subset or all of their users from Active Directory. This can be really helpful…
In this PowerShell Problem Solver, Jeff Hicks shows us how to export Active Directory groups to a CSV file in Windows PowerShell.
In this quick ‘n easy Ask an Admin, learn to export licensed Office 365 users to a CSV using PowerShell!