try {
$vCenter = $Object.Uid -replace “.+@”; $vCenter = $vCenter -replace “:.+”
$secureBootSetting = if ($vm.ExtensionData.Config.BootOptions.EfiSecureBootEnabled) { “enabled” } else { “disabled” }
[PSCustomObject]@{
Name = $Object.Name
PowerState = $Object.PowerState
vCenter = $vCenter
Datacenter = $Object.VMHost | Get-Datacenter | select -ExpandProperty Name
Cluster = $Object.VMhost | Get-Cluster | select -ExpandProperty Name
VMHost = $Object.VMhost
Datastore = ($Object | Get-Datastore | select -ExpandProperty Name) -join ‘, ‘
FolderName = $Object.Folder
GuestOS = $Object.ExtensionData.Config.GuestFullName
SecureBoot = $secureBootSetting
NetworkName = ($Object | Get-NetworkAdapter | select -ExpandProperty NetworkName) -join ‘, ‘
IPAddress = ($Object.ExtensionData.Summary.Guest.IPAddress) -join ‘, ‘
MacAddress = ($Object | Get-NetworkAdapter | select -ExpandProperty MacAddress) -join ‘, ‘
VMTools = $Object.ExtensionData.Guest.ToolsVersionStatus2
}

Get-VM | Get-VMInformation | Select-Object Name,PowerState,vCenter,Datacenter,Cluster,VMHost,Datastore,FolderName,GuestOS,SecureBoot,NetworkName,IPAddress,MacAddress,VMTools | Sort-Object Name | Export-Csv -Path “C:\Temp\AllVMInformation.csv” -NoTypeInformation

Thanks much that works like a charm!

You won’t get the desired results in a foreach loop. However with this function you can do

Get-VMInformation -Name $VMs | ft -Autosize
or
$VMList = Foreach ($VM in $VMs) {Get-VMInformation -Name $VM}
$VMList | ft -autosize

with this many attributes I would personally export it to csv.
Foreach ($VM in $VMs) {Get-VMInformation -Name $VM | export-csv $home\desktop\vminformation.csv -notypeinformation -append}

I am piping all of the vm’s from my vCenter through the function like this:
Foreach ($VM in $VMs) {Get-VMInformation -Name $VM}.
Are you saying that I could achieve the desired format with this:
Foreach ($VM in $VMs) {Get-VMInformation -Name $VM | ft -Autosize }.

Thanks for the quick reply!

You can do this one of 2 ways. Open Powershell as a full windows and add | ft -Autosize

Or you can export the output to csv.