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Need a powershell script to list all activated features, for all site collections/webs and to output to a csv, per Site Collection and to work on both 2010/2013.

Have seen things like this for a single SC but need it to re-iterate through ALL SCs in a Web App:

#------ Include the SharePoint cmdlets Add-PsSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell $SP_SiteCollection = "https://SPWebApp" Get-SPSite $SP_SiteCollection | % { $results = @() Get-SPFeature -Site $_ -Limit All | % { $feature = $_; $featuresDefn = (Get-SPFarm).FeatureDefinitions[$_.ID]; $cc = [System.Globalization.CultureInfo]::CurrentCulture; $obj = New-Object PSObject; $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty Title $($featuresDefn.GetTitle($cc)); $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty Hidden $($feature.Hidden); $results += $obj; } $results | FT -auto; }

Any suggestions?

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Here you go, mister:

Add-PsSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell $webapp = "http://webapplication" $results = @() $webapp | Get-SPSite -Limit All | % { $siteCol = $_.RootWeb.Url Get-SPFeature -Site $_ | % { $feature = $_; $obj = New-Object PSObject; $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty Title $($feature.DisplayName); $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty Hidden $($feature.Hidden); $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty Url $($siteCol); $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty Type "Site Feature"; $results += $obj; } $_.AllWebs | % { $web = $_.Url Get-SPFeature -Web $_ -Limit All | % { $feature = $_; $obj = New-Object PSObject; $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty Title $($feature.DisplayName); $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty Hidden $($feature.Hidden); $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty Url $($web); $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty Type "Web Feature"; $results += $obj; } } } $results | export-csv -path E:\Powershell\features.csv -NoTypeInformation

Refactor as appropriate :)

Edit: Updated the script to include Site/Web Url with every feature.

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  • Nice, thanks, BUT just gives me a big list of activated Features.....need it listed per SC so can look at individual SCs and see what features are there SC by SC Commented Oct 5, 2016 at 15:00
  • Well, should have added that in the question then :) Add a variable after $webapp | Get-SPSite -Limit All | % { which would get the site url ($siteurl = $_.RootWeb.Url), then add it to the $obj the same way as Title, Hidden, and Type. Do the same with the web in the second loop. Commented Oct 5, 2016 at 15:25
  • Sorry Paul, not sure what you mean...My PS is VERY basic.....I run commandletes with a few switches, not script with them! Need to be spoonfed here :) Appreciating the assistance here tho! Commented Oct 6, 2016 at 10:46
  • Updated the answer. Now it adds a URL with every feature. You will be able to filter what you want with Excel. Commented Oct 6, 2016 at 11:25
  • Awesome Paul! Get what you did there now, thanks! Also added this: $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty ID $($feature.ID); so I could get the feature ID, which works, but then tried to add this: $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty Site ID $($siteCol.ID); to get the Site ID, which failed. Is there a way that I can query the available (site?) objects so I can get the correct format to extract the Site ID? Commented Oct 6, 2016 at 13:24

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