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I did not try if it works out reasonably, but the generic answer is<br />

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-42083146-1"><span>get-counter ... | select set, name, value | convertTo-HTML</span>
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name maybe something different. The great pro with PowerShell is that you can try at the command prompt, and refine your command until satisfied.
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I've now got this working by creating an array consisting of all the counters I wish to snapshot and passing this through a get-counter statement to tidy up the output<br />
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What I would now like to do is parse the Path property (i.e. \\server\set\counter) so that server, set and counter may be presented as three separate objects in the final select statement.<br />
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Any pointers as to how best to perform this parsing within the confines of a select statement and subsequently renaming the property? <br />
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Many Thanks
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Great stuff Qlemo ... learnt plenty of syntax today!<br />
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Thanks again for the help.<br />
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JC
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I'm looking to create an HTML table populated with a number of performance counters derived from the Get-Counter command.<br />
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The table should consist of 3 columns only: Set, Counter, Value.<br />
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I've performed the usual Google searches looking for an example but nothing has met the above criteria as of yet.<br />
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Does anybody have any useful pointers or examples I could refer to to achieve the above?
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I'm looking to create an HTML table populated with a number of performance counters derived from the Get-Counter command.

The table should consist of 3 columns only: Set, Counter, Value.

I've performed the usual Google searches looking for an example but nothing has met the above criteria as of yet.

Does anybody have any useful pointers or examples I could refer to to achieve the above?

Formatting Powershell Get-Counter Output

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