Sometimes when you run a powershell cript and use Format-Table the results can be truncated in some long columns and appear like this “…}”
This is a piddly little issue that the first time I encountered it had me stumped. I used google and found lots of so called “solutions” such using -Auto -Wrap or by specifying a -width, however what I was running this using the Exchange and Citrix snap ins I found this lovely little treat that will set the result columns to an unlimited width:
$FormatEnumerationLimit =-1
How easy is that…




