export and import processes by using a variable

step 1) PS> $p = get-process

step 2) Now write the variable to a CSV file and a CliXML file:
PS> $p | export-CSV .\test.csv
PS> $p | export-CliXML .\test.xml

step 3) Now import these values into two new variables:
PS> $p1 = import-csv .\test.csv
PS> $p2 = import-CliXML .\test.xml

step 4) To view their output from these variables:
PS> $p1 <----------- in a list format
PS> $p2 <----------- in a tabular format

when XML denies CSV and HTM

to get the ServiceController objects for all of the services that are running in their own processes, then export this information to a CSV file

PS R:\> get-service
| where { $_.serviceType -eq "Win32OwnProcess" }
| export-csv -notype ./edit3.csv

or,

PS R:> get-service | where { $_.serviceType -eq "Win32OwnProcess" } | export-csv -notype ./edit3.csv


or,

PS R:\> get-service
| where { $_.serviceType -eq "Win32OwnProcess" }
| export-csv -notype ./edit3.htm <--- not applicable for .xml


` edit3.csv ` contains delimited (comma-separted) text.