PSWriteOffice Documentation

PSWriteOffice is the PowerShell surface for OfficeIMO. Use these guides to choose a workflow, compose or inspect a document, and then move into generated command reference for exact parameters and examples.

Start here

• What PSWriteOffice covers
• Install and verify
• Choose a workflow
• Pipeline, object, and DSL workflows
• Use-case index
• HTML, event and email report integrations
• DSL cookbook
• Command families
• PSWriteOffice vs ImportExcel vs ExcelFast
• PSWriteOffice vs Office Interop, Graph, and LibreOffice
• Migrate from PSWriteWord, PSWriteExcel, or PSWritePDF

Document workflows

• Word automation
  • Read and inspect Word
  • Update existing Word documents
  • Merge documents and generate letters
• Excel automation
  • Read and import Excel data
  • Update, merge, and compare workbooks
• PowerPoint automation
  • Inspect and update presentations
  • Reuse and combine slides
• PDF automation
  • Read and preflight PDFs
  • Merge and split PDF pages
  • Position PDF text and graphics
  • Redact, sanitize, and optimize
• Reader, extraction, and OCR
  • Search a mixed document corpus
  • Extract chunks, tables, and assets
• Choose a conversion route
• Clean files before sharing: comments, authors, hidden content, image metadata and AI labels
• Confluence Cloud publishing
• Visio diagrams
• Configuration files and data conversion: YAML, TOML, CSV, JSON, XML, and Excel data
• Project schedules, Access databases, and EPUB
• Markdown, RTF, OpenDocument, email, AsciiDoc, and LaTeX
  • Read and parse Markdown
  • Convert and publish Markdown
  • Convert between Markdown and Word
• Automation patterns
• Troubleshooting and diagnostics
• Migrate from PSWriteWord
• Migrate from PSWriteExcel
• Migrate from PSWritePDF
• PSWriteOffice project hub

Notes

• The command reference is generated from the module manifest and external help.
• The scenario-driven example library maps practical recipes and larger showcases to each format.
• The family totals shown on the site come from PSWriteOffice.psd1; documentation validation fails if an exported command is left uncategorized.