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| | Powergadget - Out-Line The default is out-chart , ie out to chart I want to do a LINE chart ...what is the synatx ? Sorry i did not spend much time reading the pdf (busy with christmas ) and hope someone will just shed some basic lights on it. |
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| | Re: Powergadget - Out-Line "IT Staff" <jkklim@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:ecLK2beRIHA.5288@xxxxxx Quote: > The default is out-chart , ie out to chart > > I want to do a LINE chart ...what is the synatx ? > > Sorry i did not spend much time reading the pdf (busy with christmas ) > and hope someone will just shed some basic lights on it. Out-Chart -configure Use the wizard to create a template for how you want the chart to look and then save that template. Now use that template via the -Template parameter: gci | ?{!$_.psiscontainer} | group Extension | out-chart -template C:\Users\Keith\Documents\Line.pgt -- Keith |
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