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01-28-2008
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| | Sorting output in Ascending rather than Descending Hi all, Okay I've been doing some searches online, and also reading in my powershell books, but I cant seem to find the command to sort in ascending, and I know I can sort in Descending but when I enter sort-object -ascend or -asc I get an error..but -desc seems to work...if I try to leave sort-object blank I also get an error. So I figured I'd ask for a lil help... Joseg |
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01-28-2008
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| | Re: Sorting output in Ascending rather than Descending There is no Ascending parameter on select-object, it's the default behavior. What do you get for: dir | sort Can you see that the files are sorted in Ascending order? Can you post your command? ----- Shay Levi $cript Fanatic http://scriptolog.blogspot.com Quote: > Hi all, > > Okay I've been doing some searches online, and also reading in my > powershell books, but I cant seem to find the command to sort in > ascending, and I know I can sort in Descending but when I enter > sort-object -ascend or -asc I get an error..but -desc seems to > work...if I try to leave sort-object blank I also get an error. So I > figured I'd ask for a lil help... > > Joseg > |
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