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Get-OfficeWordStatistics

Aliases: WordStatistics
Module PSWriteOffice
Aliases
WordStatistics
Inputs
OfficeIMO.Word.WordDocument
Outputs
PSWriteOffice.Models.Word.WordDocumentStatisticsInfo
Source
GetOfficeWordStatisticsCommand.cs:24 Edit on GitHub

Gets document statistics from a Word document.

Syntax

Get-OfficeWordStatistics [-Path] <String> [<CommonParameters>]
#
Parameter set: Path
Get-OfficeWordStatistics -Document <WordDocument> [<CommonParameters>]
#
Parameter set: Document

Description

Returns a PowerShell-friendly snapshot of OfficeIMO.Word statistics for quick reporting and validation.

Guides & Samples

Authored walkthroughs and practical samples linked to this command.

  • Choose a PSWriteOffice Workflow Guide

    Decide between authoring, editing, inspection, conversion, and normalized Reader extraction. Includes examples and cmdlet links.

  • Read and Inspect Word Documents Guide

    Open existing DOCX files, enumerate document structures, search content, and collect statistics without changing the source document.

Examples

Authored help example

Check document complexity before publishing.

$stats = Get-OfficeWordStatistics -Path .\Report.docx
$stats |
    Select-Object -Property Paragraphs, Tables, Images, Charts |
    Format-List

Reads OfficeIMO.Word statistics and displays the structural counts that matter for a release artifact.

Parameters

-Path String requiredposition: 0aliases: FilePath, InputPathsets: Path
Path to the Word document.
-Document WordDocument requiredpipeline: True (ByValue)sets: Document
Document to inspect.

Common Parameters

This command supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable.

For more information, see about_CommonParameters.

Outputs

PSWriteOffice.Models.Word.WordDocumentStatisticsInfo: PowerShell-friendly snapshot of Word document statistics.