Import-XLSX.ps1
function Import-XLSX { <# .SYNOPSIS Import data from Excel .DESCRIPTION Import data from Excel .PARAMETER Path Path to an xlsx file to import .PARAMETER Sheet Index or name of Worksheet to import .PARAMETER Header Replacement headers. Must match order and count of your data's properties. .PARAMETER FirstRowIsData Indicates that the first row is data, not headers. Must be used with -Header. .EXAMPLE Import-XLSX -Path "C:\Excel.xlsx" #Import data from C:\Excel.xlsx .EXAMPLE Import-XLSX -Path "C:\Excel.xlsx" -Header One, Two, Five # Import data from C:\Excel.xlsx # Replace headers with One, Two, Five .EXAMPLE Import-XLSX -Path "C:\Excel.xlsx" -Header One, Two, Five -FirstRowIsData -Sheet 2 # Import data from C:\Excel.xlsx # Assume first row is data # Use headers One, Two, Five # Pull from sheet 2 (sheet 1 is default) .NOTES Thanks to Doug Finke for his example: https://github.com/dfinke/ImportExcel/blob/master/ImportExcel.psm1 Thanks to Philip Thompson for an expansive set of examples on working with EPPlus in PowerShell: https://excelpslib.codeplex.com/ .LINK https://github.com/RamblingCookieMonster/PSExcel .FUNCTIONALITY Excel #> [cmdletbinding()] param( [parameter( Mandatory=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName=$true)] [validatescript({Test-Path $_})] [string[]]$Path, $Sheet = 1, [string[]]$Header, [switch]$FirstRowIsData ) Process { foreach($file in $path) { #Resolve relative paths... Thanks Oisin! http://stackoverflow.com/a/3040982/3067642 $file = $ExecutionContext.SessionState.Path.GetUnresolvedProviderPathFromPSPath($file) write-verbose "target excel file $($file)" Try { $xl = New-Object OfficeOpenXml.ExcelPackage $file $workbook = $xl.Workbook } Catch { Write-Error "Failed to open '$file':`n$_" continue } Try { if( @($workbook.Worksheets).count -eq 0) { Throw "No worksheets found" } else { $worksheet = $workbook.Worksheets[$Sheet] $dimension = $worksheet.Dimension $Rows = $dimension.Rows $Columns = $dimension.Columns } } Catch { Write-Error "Failed to gather Worksheet '$Sheet' data for file '$file':`n$_" continue } $RowStart = 2 if($Header -and $Header.count -gt 0) { if($Header.count -ne $Columns) { Write-Error "Found '$columns' columns, provided $($header.count) headers. You must provide a header for every column." } if($FirstRowIsData) { $RowStart = 1 } } else { $Header = @( foreach ($Column in 1..$Columns) { $worksheet.Cells.Item(1,$Column).Value } ) } [string[]]$SelectedHeaders = @( $Header | select -Unique ) Write-Verbose "Found $(($RowStart..$Rows).count) rows, $Columns columns, with headers:`n$($Headers | Out-String)" foreach ($Row in $RowStart..$Rows) { $RowData = @{} foreach ($Column in 0..($Columns - 1) ) { $Name = $Header[$Column] $Value = $worksheet.Cells.Item($Row, ($Column+1)).Value Write-Debug "Row: $Row, Column: $Column, Name: $Name, Value = $Value" #Handle dates, they're too common to overlook... Could use help, not sure if this is the best regex to use? $Format = $worksheet.Cells.Item($Row, ($Column+1)).style.numberformat.format if($Format -match '\w{1,4}/\w{1,2}/\w{1,4}( \w{1,2}:\w{1,2})?') { Try { $Value = [datetime]::FromOADate($Value) } Catch { Write-Verbose "Error converting '$Value' to datetime" } } if($RowData.ContainsKey($Name) ) { Write-Warning "Duplicate header for '$Name' found, with value '$Value', in row $Row" } else { $RowData.Add($Name, $Value) } } New-Object -TypeName PSObject -Property $RowData | Select -Property $SelectedHeaders } $xl.Dispose() $xl = $null } } } |