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* Fix typo in Import-Excel help description
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Doug Finke
2018-10-05 17:59:32 -04:00
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@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ function Import-Excel {
.DESCRIPTION .DESCRIPTION
The Import-Excel cmdlet creates custom objects from the rows in an Excel worksheet. Each row represents one object. All of this is possible without installing Microsoft Excel and by using the .NET library ‘EPPLus.dll’. The Import-Excel cmdlet creates custom objects from the rows in an Excel worksheet. Each row represents one object. All of this is possible without installing Microsoft Excel and by using the .NET library ‘EPPLus.dll’.
By default, the property names of the objects are retrieved from the column headers. Because an object cannot have a blanc property name, only columns with column headers will be imported. By default, the property names of the objects are retrieved from the column headers. Because an object cannot have a blank property name, only columns with column headers will be imported.
If the default behavior is not desired and you want to import the complete worksheet ‘as is’, the parameter ‘-NoHeader’ can be used. In case you want to provide your own property names, you can use the parameter ‘-HeaderName’. If the default behavior is not desired and you want to import the complete worksheet ‘as is’, the parameter ‘-NoHeader’ can be used. In case you want to provide your own property names, you can use the parameter ‘-HeaderName’.