Import-Excel Extended HeaderName functionality

[ili101]

I was using Import-Excel on a file and found that I don't like the headers names and that I don't need them all, I tried to use -HeaderName but it was not doing exactly what I needed. First It depends on the headers position and not name, and also I can't skip columns I don't need.
So I added the option to send HashTable to it (In addition to the existing array option) with the columns you want to get and there new name, this lets you do 3 things:

1. Select only the Columns you want (By name).
2. Reorder them if you need.
3. Rename them if you need.

Example of getting only (Process Name, Start, Path) https://github.com/ili101/ImportExcel/blob/Import-ExcelExtendedHeaderName/Examples/Import-ExcelWithHeaderName.ps1

I don't know if this is the best way to do it, or if the implementation is good, So what do you think? I will like to get your opinions.

[cprograemer84]

Hi, The last line of the code is not working for me
Import-Excel -Path $path -HeaderName ([Ordered]@{Name = 'Process Name' ; StartTime = 'Start'; Path = 'Path'})

Windows 10
Powershell 5.1.16299.1146
Import Excel :5.4.4

Output:

System.Collections.Specialized.OrderedDictionary

acwebbrowser
acwebbrowser
acwebbrowser
AdAppMgrSvc
ApplicationFrameHost
armsvc
audiodg

[ili101]

@cprograemer84 I think you are running my example code on the original version and not on the version from my PR.
Get the version from https://github.com/ili101/ImportExcel/tree/Import-ExcelExtendedHeaderName (with git or just download from https://ci.appveyor.com/api/buildjobs/ryjtw4yqqwhoavjl/artifacts/ImportExcel-6.2.0-20190616125028.zip)
Then make sure it's loaded by running Import-Module [Path to extracted module version] -Force
Then run the example code (Update us if it works for you 👍)