Powertip Of The Day-sorting multiple properties

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Original article:

Sort-object can sort on multiple properties at the same time. Have a look:

Get-service | sort-object status, name

This will list stopped services first, then running services. within the two blocks, services are sorted by name. to reverse sort order, you can add-descending. then, however, both properties wocould be sorted in descending order. here is how you can specify sort order individually:

$ Prop1 =@{ expression = 'status'; descending = $ true}

$ Prop2 =@ {expression = 'name'; ascending = $ true}

Get-service | sort-object $ prop1, $ prop2

 

Translation:

Sort-ObjectYou can specify sorting for multiple attributes at the same time, for example:

Get-service | sort-object status, name

This command first lists the stopped services and then lists the running services. In these two groups, the Service list is sorted by service name. If you want to reverse the sorting order, you can add-Descending. In this way, both attributes are sorted in descending order according to the rule. The following is a method for specifying sorting rules:

$ Prop1 =@{ expression = 'status'; descending = $ true}

$ Prop2 =@ {expression = 'name'; ascending = $ true}

Get-service | sort-object $ prop1, $ prop2

 

 

 

Notes:

You can specify sorting rules for a column when defining it.