Put it in a variable:
$a = (az account list-locations | ConvertFrom-Json)
List it into GridView:
$a | ogv
Select Name and Physical Location and put it in a variable:
$b = (az account list-locations | ConvertFrom-Json).ForEach({$_ | Select-Object -Property @{N='physicalLocation'; E={$_.metadata.physicalLocation}}, Name})
List that into GridView:
$b | ogv
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[Enter feedback here] To Convert a list of location into an Powershell Object list:
(az account list-locations | ConvertFrom-Json).ForEach({$_ | Select-Object -Property @{N='physicalLocation'; E={$_.metadata.physicalLocation}}, Name})Put it in a variable:
$a = (az account list-locations | ConvertFrom-Json)List it into GridView:
$a | ogvSelect Name and Physical Location and put it in a variable:
$b = (az account list-locations | ConvertFrom-Json).ForEach({$_ | Select-Object -Property @{N='physicalLocation'; E={$_.metadata.physicalLocation}}, Name})List that into GridView:
$b | ogvDocument Details
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