Hello, FYI I'm still very new to PoSH, but I am getting there. Each day I take a script I find on the net and dissect it one part at a time. I've gotten better at identifying things, syntax, code, etc. Being I'm not a programmer or have done no scripting prior to this .Net, Com, and WMI stuff I still get caught on.I was looking over a script and here is a small part of itLabel="Max disk utilization" ;
expression={ "{0:n0}"-f ($_.DiskPercent ) + " %"}
},Could someone point me to a link that can explain that a bit more. I searched around and it has something to do with Binding, I dont understand the syntax and Google/Bing/MSDN I couldnt find a list of all the different options and syntax. I figured out that without it you cant combine the $_.DiskPercent + %, its just blank, so this has something to do with binding an int with a string.Any help would be great!ThanksJoel
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- vashachiroku
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Jvierra thanks for the reply, but wasnt what I was looking for.{0:n0}{0:n2}I'm trying to understand that syntax, what it is, what it does, why and also the different in the n0 and the n2.Thanks
- vashachiroku
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Thats what I need, I completely understand it now. I figured out what it did by playing around with it more and testing some things. I just needed to understand what all the syntax was which is what I was having a problem finding!Thanks