Summary: Learn how to create a custom table heading by using Windows PowerShell.
How can I use Windows PowerShell to display a table if the default property name is confusing?
Use a hash table to customize the table properties. The elements of the hash table are Label and Expression (or alias’ L and E).
In this example, I rename the ProcessName property to Name:
get-process | Format-Table @{L='name';E={$_.processname}}, id
