Consider these 2 hashtables
$myHash1 = @{one=1;two=2;three=3;four=4;five=5}
$myHash2 = @{six=6;seven=7;eight=8;nine=9;ten=10}
As you can see, they each get a column title when shown on screen.
PS C:\> $myHash1
Name Value
---- -----
four 4
five 5
one 1
three 3
two 2
PS C:\> $myHash2
Name Value
---- -----
six 6
nine 9
seven 7
ten 10
eight 8
However, when I output them both in 1 command, the column titles are shown only once.
PS C:\> $myHash1;$myHash2
Name Value
---- -----
four 4
five 5
one 1
three 3
two 2
six 6
nine 9
seven 7
ten 10
eight 8
Even when I add a separator line, the column titles are still only shown once.
PS C:\> $myHash1;Write-Output 'separator line';$myHash2
Name Value
---- -----
four 4
five 5
one 1
three 3
two 2
separator line
six 6
nine 9
seven 7
ten 10
eight 8
Why is that?
And is there a way to get the column titles to show again on the output of myHash2 ?
Something like this
Name Value
---- -----
four 4
five 5
one 1
three 3
two 2
separator line
Name Value
---- -----
six 6
nine 9
seven 7
ten 10
eight 8
this should help you :
$myHash1 = @{one=1;two=2;three=3;four=4;five=5}
$myHash2 = @{six=6;seven=7;eight=8;nine=9;ten=10}
#you can also use $myHash1 | Out-String also
$myHash1 | ft
Write-Output "separator"
$myHash2 | ft
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