Colorize your PowerShell data output the way you want - Out-ConditionalFormatting

[@cazmaj]

Very cool!!! Great content and as a bonus you have the most relaxed voice :)

[@mixant21]

Once again great work Doug

[@woliveiraxs]

Man, this is pretty cool! I often create small help scripts to automate some tasks and I like having a nice little report at the end, just in the console to see results. This will help a lot :) Thanks

[@chendrayanvenkatesan5286]

Brilliant !

[@justin.emmons]

Where do we get the function called ".\out-conditionalformatting.ps1"? Is there something in the examples that I should use GitHub Desktop and clone over? Sorry for the noob question.

[@DougFinke]

github.com/dfinke/PowerShellShorts - last link in the description 😉. This was very experimental on my part. It is not robust

[@adriansrfr]

Nice, clean, and elegant unlike some other color function I've seen out there. How about columns?

[@DougFinke]

Thank you. Looking at columns and cells.

[@flo5008]

Unfortunally it doesnt work for me. Just Downloaded all official files (CSV, example and function) For any reason it doesnt color. No Errors nothing. Tested it in ise and vscode. I dont get it.