How can I list user variables in PowerShell?

How can I list user variables in PowerShell?

You can list user variables in PowerShell using the Get-Variable cmdlet. Just run Get-Variable -Scope Global to see all global variables.

What if I only want to see the user-defined variables?

You can filter the variables by using Get-Variable -Scope Global | Where-Object { $_.Name -like 'user*' } to list only those that start with 'user'.

Is there a way to display them in a more readable format?

Yes! You can format the output using Format-Table like this: Get-Variable -Scope Global | Where-Object { $_.Name -like 'user*' } | Format-Table Name, Value.

Can I export these variables to a file?

Absolutely! You can export them to a CSV file using: Get-Variable -Scope Global | Where-Object { $_.Name -like 'user*' } | Export-Csv -Path 'userVariables.csv' -NoTypeInformation.