Re: VM Disk Stats output

Try something like this

$metrics="disk.numberwrite.summation"
$vms=Get-VM-NameMyVM|where {$_.PowerState-eq"PoweredOn"} 

$report=Get-Stat-Entity$vms-Stat$metrics-maxsamples1-IntervalSecs20|
Group-Object-PropertyEntityId|Foreach-Object{
  $row=New-ObjectPSObject-Property@{
         VM=$_.Group[0].Entity.Name
  }
  $_.Group|Group-Object-PropertyInstance|%{
    $row|Add-Member-Name ($_.Group[0].Instance+"_DiskNumberWrite") -Value$_.Group[0].Value-MemberTypeNoteProperty
  }
  $row
}
$report|Sort-Object-Property {$_|Get-Member|Measure-Object|select-ExpandPropertyCount} -Descending|
Export-Csv"C:\report1.csv"-NoTypeInformation-UseCulture

It will add a property per instance.

At the end it needs to sort descending on the number of properties in a row.

This to avoid a problem with the Export-Csv cmdlet, that takes the first line to determine how many columns there are in the CSV