Split text by columns in PowerShell

Question

I\'m a PowerShell novice (Bash is my thing normally) who\'s currently trying to obtain qwinsta output to show who is logged in as an \'rdpwd\' (rdesktop) user so that I can

Answer 1

Do it exactly the same way you should if your shell was bash:

$ awk '$NF=="rdpwd"{print $2}' file 
user.name1
user.name2
user.name3

Caveat: I've no idea what "powershell" is but you tagged the question with awk so I assume "powershell" is some kind of shell and calling awk from it is an option.