Sofern Sie eine On-Premise-Sharepoint-Farm haben, hier ein kurzer Schnipsel, die Sie erhalten sollen, was Sie suchen:
# Define the URL of the site collection you will be querying
$siteURL = "http://yourfarm.domain.com/"
# Define the Title of the web that hosts your list
$webTitle = "TheWebTheListIsOn"
# Define the Title of the List that you will be querying
$listTitle = "ListA"
# Create a unique file name for the csv export
$date = Get-Date -UFormat "%Y%m%d"
$csvFilePath = "$($webTitle.Replace(' ',''))_$($listName.Replace(' ',''))_$($date).csv"
# Query the list based on a criteria and export to csv
$items = Get-SPSite -Identity $siteURL `
| select -ExpandProperty AllWebs `
| where { $_.Title -eq $webTitle } `
| select -ExpandProperty Lists `
| where { $_.Title -eq $listTitle } `
| select -ExpandProperty Items `
| where { $_['Company'] -like "C*" } `
| select Id, Name, Company, Address `
| Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation -Path $csvFilePath
Mögliches Duplikat von [Wie Elemente aus einer Sharepoint Online-Liste erhalten Powershell ] (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32699338/) und [Clientseitige SharePoint PowerShell - Listenelemente abrufen] (http: // http: //stackoverflow.com/questions/37788615) und [Alle Elemente in aktualisieren eine Liste mit PowerShell] (http: // http: //stackoverflow.com/questions/9946801) und [Eine Sammlung von Elementen in der Dokumentbibliothek/-liste abrufen] (http: // http: //stackoverflow.com/questions/ 31843222) – TessellatingHeckler