ImportExcel VS EZLog

Examples here that are similar to what you are trying to accomplish - https://github.com/dfinke/ImportExcel

Did you visit the GitHub repo and read the docs & examples? https://github.com/dfinke/ImportExcel

If you can create a reproducible example with sample data and code that re-creates the issue from nothing, post it to the project's issues on Github. The module's authors have been very quick to resolve the issues I've had, usually fixing the problem in a week or two.

If you're using scripting, I have to recommend ImportExcel for Powershell.

You might be able to use https://github.com/dfinke/ImportExcel to alter single cells in a csv file but I'm not 100% sure.

Have you looked at the examples? Examples

Maybe look at ImportExcel, it allows to put any list of objects right into Excel sheets, with insane customization capabilities.

Another logging module EZLog (available too on the PSGallery of course). Often, I use it with the example 3 syntax (cause I'm lazy). The log file is structured like a .csv file, then it's easy to use the log file in a later use. Only one cmdlet for a colorized display in the shell and a an output in a log file.

EZLog

Another way, is to use the PS Module called EZLog (always available on PSGallery)

I like this one too : https://github.com/apetitjean/EZLog

Have you consider using the EZLog PS Module ? Only one cmdlet to use, easy to use (cf. the name og this module), display in console .... whith colors AND in a log file, and a log file built as a .csv file (for a easy later use).

Could I suggest to use the PS module called EZLog.

Better for u/wolfe_ow use the PS EZLog module (see the Example 3 in the github page to have probably the best and easiest efficient way to use it).

There is a wonderful powershell Module for logging : EZLog (see Github site) or download it from the powershell gallery.