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Write-Output

Write PowerShell Output To Text File

March 17, 2017March 17, 2017 Mel PowerShell Log, PowerShell, SharePoint 2013, Write-Output

Here is an example of how I use the Write-Output command to log every update my PowerShell script made. The $output variable needs to wrap the collection of items being updated (the foreach statement) if you want to combine all outputs into the same file. Then use the Write-Output function to state what needs to logged.

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