How to format the file in powershell -


am trying format 1 file below.

ipaddresss    hostname                  result none sinuiy01.infra.go2uti.com                notvalid none  sinuid20.devtst.go2uti.com                notvalid 172.21.40.204  usem9999.essilor.res                  success 172.21.40.204  webmail.nscorp.com                notvalid 172.21.40.204  nsc.nscorp.com                unsuccess 172.21.40.204  bp-nsc.nscorp.com                notvalid 

but need result below:--

ipaddresss         hostname                                result none               sinuiy01.infra.go2uti.com               notvalid none               sinuid20.devtst.go2uti.com              notvalid 172.21.40.204      usem9999.essilor.res                    success 172.21.40.204      webmail.nscorp.com                      notvalid 172.21.40.204      nsc.nscorp.com                          unsuccess 172.21.40.204      bp-nsc.nscorp.com                       notvalid 

could please suggest whcih function should use above results?

below script:-

here script working on

"ipaddresss    hostname                  result" | out-file -append d:\cep\testlogging.txt  $lines = get-content myfile.txt | {$_ -notmatch "((^#)|(^\s+$))"} foreach ($line in $lines) {     $fields = $line -split '\s+'     $ip = $fields[0]     ($i = 1; $i -lt $fields.length; $i++) {         $esxhost = $fields[$i]     echo "host $esxhost"     try         {         $currentconnection = test-connection $esxhost -erroraction stop          if($currentconnection.count -gt 0)             {             $hostip = ($currentconnection)[$i].ipv4address.ipaddresstostring              echo "hostip $hostip"                 if ($hostip -eq $ip)                  {                   "$hostip  $esxhost                  success" | format-table -wrap -autosize | out-file -append d:\cep\testlogging.txt                     }                 else                  {                  "$hostip  $esxhost                  unsuccessful" | format-table -wrap -autosize | out-file -append d:\cep\testlogging.txt                 }             }          } 

you can try :

get-content c:\temp\t1.txt | % {$_ -replace ' +',' ' }| % { $parts = $_.split(' '); write-output ("{0,-15}{1,-30}{2,-8}" -f $parts[0],$parts[1],$parts[2])} | out-file  c:\temp\t2.txt 

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