Powershell isn't my strong point and I need a bit of help.

I've got a script that generates a list of files on a PC and exports them to a network location which works fine with a fixed file name for the output.

Get-ChildItem -Path C:\Users,D:\ -Recurse | Select-Object -Property @{l='ComputerFullName';e={"\\$($env:computername)\$($_.FullName -Replace ':','$')"}} |Export-Csv -Path '\\fileserver\Codir\Internal IT\Restricted\Output files\output.csv' –NoTypeInformation

That's no good for us though, as we need to run this on several machines and add in the computer name to the output file so we can tell them apart.

We've tried this, but it errors as we obviously don't have the syntax quite right.

Get-ChildItem -Path C:\Users,D:\ -Recurse | Select-Object -Property @{l='ComputerFullName';e={"\\$($env:computername)\$($_.FullName -Replace ':','$')"}} |Export-Csv -Path '\\fileserver\Codir\Internal IT\Restricted\Output files\" + $env:computername + " output.csv' –NoTypeInformation

A virtual pint for anyone who can get it right for us....

Thanks

Think the export-csv just needs to be thus:

Export-Csv -Path "\\fileserver\Codir\Internal IT\Restricted\Output files\$env:computername output.csv" –NoTypeInformation

(works for me, anyway )

Cheers.

I'll give it a go in the morning