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Posted on July 15, 2019July 10, 2020

Using Custom PS Objects to Quickly Filter Data from Custom PS Modules

Many times when working with Powershell Modules, I’m presented with an object that contains data that I want, but it’s embedded inside nested hash tables, or isn’t quite storing the data in a way that’s useful for me to work with.

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Nick Shores

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