How to Generate a HTML Report of Events from PowerShell

The ConvertTo-HTML command in PowerShell is used to convert PowerShell objects into HTML format for displaying the output in a web page or HTML file. The ConvertTo-HTML command generates an HTML table that contains the properties and values of the objects being converted. The syntax for the ConvertTo-HTML command is as follows:

ConvertTo-Html [[-Property] <Object[]>] [-As <String>] [-Body <String>] [-CSSUri <String>] [-Fragment] [-Head <String>] [-PostContent <String>] [-PreContent <String>] [-Title <String>] [-UseDefaultCSS] [<CommonParameters>]

Where:

• -Property: Specifies the object properties to be included in the HTML table.
• -As: Specifies the format of the output, which can be "Fragment" or "Page".
• -Body: Specifies the HTML content to be inserted into the body section of the HTML document.
• -CSSUri: Specifies the URL of the CSS file to be used for styling the HTML table.
• -Fragment: Specifies whether to generate an HTML fragment or a full HTML page.
• -Head: Specifies the HTML content to be inserted into the head section of the HTML document.
• -PostContent: Specifies the HTML content to be inserted after the HTML table.
• -PreContent: Specifies the HTML content to be inserted before the HTML table.
• -Title: Specifies the title of the HTML document.
• -UseDefaultCSS: Specifies whether to use the default CSS style sheet provided by PowerShell.

Here's an example of using the ConvertTo-HTML command. In PowerShell, type the command: Get-Process | ConvertTo-Html -Property Name,Id,WorkingSet -As Table -Head "<style>table {border-collapse: collapse;} th, td {border: 1px solid black; padding: 5px;}</style>"

This will then generate an HTML file in table form like this:

This HTML file can be further modified to present in your own ways.