The lazy man’s Select-Object Expression

I have known the Select-Object Expression pattern since I started with PowerShell. Where the syntax is this:

select-object @{Name="Property1"; Expression={$_.PropertyObject.Property1}}

But a new PowerShell tip I lean this week is a syntax:

select-object {$_.PropertyObject.Property1}

The big difference is the headline on the column. In the first example, I control the column headline and the second example the headline will be:

$_.PropertyObject.Property1
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Microsoft Office Developer Community Events, SPFx, MS Graph og Teams

Kom til et gratis heldags arrangement omkring udvikling i SharePoint Framework, Microsoft Graph og Microsoft Teams i København den 11. maj 2017.

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Microsoft Tech Summit Copenhagen

Microsoft Tech Summit is comming to Copenhagen. If you have not already seen it, Microsoft is organizing a Tech Summit. The event is free. The event is on March 30-31, 2017. You can read more about the event and sign up for it there https://www.microsoft.com/da-dk/techsummit/copenhagen.aspx