how to convert a html-report into a csv-report

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Well, try this to see if there are any objects in $Report that would pass the Where-Object filter:

$limit = 5000000000

$props = @(
    @{ Label = 'SizeType'; Expression = { $_.Size.GetType().FullName } }
    'Size'
    @{ Label = 'SizeExceedsLimit'; Expression = { $_.Size -gt $limit } }
)

$Report | Select-Object -Property $props
22

Hello
The Script above give me a result like this (picture is in the attachment).

23

There you go, then. The sizes were all under your specified limit, so the reports are supposed to be empty.

24

mhh now i get it
You’re genius thanks
But again a question now does $Report contain only the Sizes and if there are true or false, but is it possible to add the owner and the folder names ?

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The last code I posted was just for debugging purposes, you can remove it from the script any time. It did not actually change the value of $Report, though; just used $Report as a starting point.