The problem is that the statistical data is aggregated.
That means that for the period you are asking, you only have 1 value perday (historical interval 4).
If we go for historical interval 3, we will have 2-hour intervals for the statistics.
And then we can filter business hours this way.
The following will produce a report for the last 7 days.
$vms=Get-VMMy-VM
$metric="cpu.usage.average","mem.usage.average"
$finish=Get-Date-Hour0-Minute0-Second0
$start=$finish.AddDays(-7)$workingDays="Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday"
$dayStart=New-Object DateTime(1,1,1,9,0,0) # 09:00 AM
$dayEnd=New-Object DateTime(1,1,1,18,0,0) # 06:00 PM
$stats=Get-Stat-Entity$vms-Stat$metric-Start$start-Finish$finish
$stats |Where-Object { $workingDays-contains$_.Timestamp.DayOfWeek -and
$_.Timestamp.TimeOfDay -gt$dayStart.TimeOfDay -and
$_.Timestamp.TimeOfDay -lt$dayEnd.TimeOfDay } |Group-Object-Property {$_.Entity.Name},{$_.Timestamp} |Select @{N="VM";E={$_.Values[0]}}, @{N="Time";E={$_.Values[1]}}, @{N="CPU";E={($_.Group | where {$_.MetricId -eq"cpu.usage.average"}).Value}}, @{N="Memory";E={($_.Group | where {$_.MetricId -eq"mem.usage.average"}).Value}}|Export-Csv"C:\MY-VM-Perf.csv"-NoTypeInformation–UseCulture
And mem.usage.average is in %
