I'm trying to get people to clean up old files. Never an easy job. To help them out, I want to generate reports of their department folders. One report would list their Powerpoint files, another PDFs and a third, zip files. These are the space hogs.
I'm new at Powershell. I do know how to filter for these file types, but I can't figure out how to generate an easy-to-read output. I have a program called Duplicate File Finder. It exports the findings into a slick HTML report with columns like this:
File Name Size Modified Date In Folder
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I'm also having them review duplicate files within their department folders.
Since they'll see this slick output from that program , I'd like to generate something similar in Powershell to make it easier for them to recognize files no longer needed even though these won't be duplicates, just outdated files.
Thanks for any suggestions.