Hi rbmadison,

You'd do better to create an object for your output. That way, it's much more flexible. Read about it here: http://www.peetersonline.nl/index.php/powershell/pimp-your-output-use-objects

Below is my script that checks for snapshots. You can easily adapt it to create HTML output by piping the output $myCol to ConvertTo-HTML. See this article for more help using HTML output: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/pstips/jan08/pstip0104.mspx

Hope this helps.

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$VC = "server.domain.ext"

*

Write-Host "Connecting to VC server $VC ..."

*

$connectingVC = Get-VIServer $VC

*

Write-Host "Locating all virtual servers"

*

$vms = Get-VM

$myCol = @()

$i=1

ForEach ($vm in $vms)

{

*

Write-Progress "Searching for snapshots" "Percent complete" +-PercentComplete +(100*$i/$vms.Length)

*

$snapshots = Get-SnapShot -VM $vm

ForEach ($snapshot in $snapshots)

{

$myObj = "" | Select-Object VM, Snapshot, Created

$myObj.VM = $vm.name

$myObj.Snapshot = $snapshot.name

$myObj.Created = $snapshot.created

$myCol += $myObj

}

$i++

}

1. Creating output

$myCol | Sort-Object VM | Format-Table -AutoSize