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Depends mainly on your preferences; one way would be like this: 
<pre><code class="code-10 nolinks" id="code-20-40432784-1">$Result = $db.get_logfiles()
$logfile = $Result.FileName
$size_mb = [math]::round($Result.Size/1KB,2)
$used_space = [math]::round($Result.UsedSpace/1KB,2)
$max_size = [math]::round($Result.MaxSize/1KB,2)

$Result | Format-Table -AutoSize -Property `
	@{Label=&quot;Log File&quot;; Expression={$logfile}},
	@{Label=&quot;Size(MB)&quot;; Expression={$size_mb}},
	@{Label=&quot;Used Space(MB)&quot;; Expression={$used_space}},
	@{Label=&quot;Max Size(MB)&quot;; Expression={$max_size}}
</code></pre>
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Hello, 
 
How can I put the result of format table in variables $logfile, $size_mb, $used_space, max_size : 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; $db.get_logfiles() | Format-Table &nbsp;@{Label=&quot;Log File&quot;; Expression={$_.FileName}},` 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; @{Label=&quot;Size(MB)&quot;; Expression={[math]::round($_.Size/1KB,2)}},` 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; @{Label=&quot;Used Space(MB)&quot;; Expression={[math]::round($_.UsedSpace/1KB,2)}},` 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; @{Label=&quot;Max Size(MB)&quot;; Expression={[math]::round($_.MaxSize/1KB,2)}} -a 
 
Thanks 
 
regards
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Hello,

How can I put the result of format table in variables $logfile, $size_mb, $used_space, max_size :
        $db.get_logfiles() | Format-Table  @{Label="Log File"; Expression={$_.FileName}},`
        @{Label="Size(MB)"; Expression={[math]::round($_.Size/1KB,2)}},`
        @{Label="Used Space(MB)"; Expression={[math]::round($_.UsedSpace/1KB,2)}},`
        @{Label="Max Size(MB)"; Expression={[math]::round($_.MaxSize/1KB,2)}} -a

Thanks 

regards

put result of format-table in variables

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