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I don't think you will be able to do it online. You should be able to at the post office, its what dealers do (although I think they have a weeks cover)
What's the output from the following:
PS C:\MyData> $mycsv = Import-Csv .\Source.csv
PS C:\MyData> $mycsv | Get-Member
EDIT: Its these you want to check:
PS C:\> $mycsv | Get-Member
TypeName: System.Management.Automation.PSCustomObject
Name MemberType Definition
---- ---------- ----------...
Not sure, could be encoding. You can split the command up:
PS C:\MyData> $mycsv = Import-Csv .\Source.csv
PS C:\MyData> $mycsv | Sort-Object -Property Name -Descending
Does that print out to the screen as expected?
Single line in PowerShell - I am assuming its in a subfolder of C:\ called MyData and you want to sort on Name column
PS C:\MyData> $mycsv = Import-Csv .\Source.csv | Sort-Object -Property Name -Descending | Export-Csv NameSorted.csv -NoTypeInformation
The | are pipes.
Impressive list. I haven't used 95% of that stuff.
Anyway, back on topic, the server versions can be installed with the GUI, although its Metro its impact on a server will be minimal as most admins will use remote tools. Server Manager would be the biggest change if you were looking to get started.
Guess it all depends on your job, if you work with Windows for a living (my job) then knowing PowerShell is a great skill, if you manage loads of different systems you may not want to invest the time. In those cases the GUI is available.