PropertyName Element for TableColumnItem for TableControl (Format)
Specifies the property whose value is displayed in the column of the row.
Configuration Element (Format)
ViewDefinitions Element (Format)
View Element (Format)
TableControl Element (Format)
TableRowEntries Element for TableControl (Format)
TableRowEntry Element for TableRowEntroes for TableControl (Format)
TableColumnItems Element for TableRowEntry for TableControl (Format)
TableColumnItem Element for TableColumnItems for TableControl (Format)
PropertyName Element for TableColumnItem for TableControl (Format)
ViewDefinitions Element (Format)
View Element (Format)
TableControl Element (Format)
TableRowEntries Element for TableControl (Format)
TableRowEntry Element for TableRowEntroes for TableControl (Format)
TableColumnItems Element for TableRowEntry for TableControl (Format)
TableColumnItem Element for TableColumnItems for TableControl (Format)
PropertyName Element for TableColumnItem for TableControl (Format)
The following sections describe attributes, child elements, and parent element of the PropertyName element.
Attributes
None.
Child Elements
None.
Parent Elements
| Element | Description |
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TableColumnItem Element for TableColumnItems for TableControl (Format) |
Defines the property or script whose value is displayed in the column of the row. |
Specify the name of the property whose value is displayed.
For more information about the components of a table view, see Creating a Table View.
This example shows a TableColumnItem element that specifies the Status property of the Process object.
<TableColumnItem> <Alignment>Centered</Alignment> <PropertyName>Status</PropertyName> </TableColumnItem>
Reference
TableColumnItem Element for TableColumnItems for TableControl (Format)Concepts
Creating a Table ViewOther Resources
Writing a Windows PowerShell Formatting File
