How to update an already existing Gridview in Powershell instead of showing a new one?

I would like to run a certain scheduled PowerShell script that shows a gridview as a result. Not a problem so far. The problem is, I don't want that every time a new GridView Window to be opened.

Does anyone have an Idea how to update the data in the grid instead of opening a new grid in a new window every time the script runs?

Thanks

Alexander

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AlLerner

8/22/2022 - Mon

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5/15/2011

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AlLerner

5/30/2011

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I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:

Noone has an answer

Aard Vark

5/30/2011

I don't know if this finding out that what you want is not possible constitutes "Noone has an answer". You have an answer and also an alternative. I've presented you with a link to created your own custom out-grid script which will allow you to refresh on an interval or with a refresh button. As it stands, MS have not given the ability with the Out-GridView cmdlet to update data in Out-GridView with dynamic data without running the command again.

Refer Xin Li's (MS PowerShell Team) comment about this: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powershell/archive/2009/03/12/out-gridview-revisited.aspx

AlLerner

6/4/2011

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Thanks!

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