How can I display the disk free space and used space units so they are all comparable left to right and top to bottom? All GB or ll TB, etc. I'd prefer they all be in one unit not based on the actual number of units.
Note that the sort is not correct either and I'm not exactly sure why. It seems to take a little longer for the last 2 drives to populate. Nothing in my mind is sorted below drive 8. The next to last drive is a mapped network drive but so are 4 others above it. The very last drive is local NVRAM disk. The 2nd and 3rd drives are on the same NVRAM.
Let me know if you need more info.
Just to clarify. I didn't want to have to screeen cap left to right so I just wanted to get the values but:
The drives are as follows:
1 Cloud Drive
2 First NVRAM Drive
3 Second NVRAM Drive
4 Mapped Network
5 Mapped Network
6 Mapped Network
7 Mapped Network
8 Local USB Drive
9 Empty RAM Disc
10 Neworked Plex Server
11 Mapped Network
12 Third NVRAM Drive
Now I get it. I didn't really understand what I was doing. I was just following the instructions. Now I get I'm creating a new column. I've not ever tried this before.
I think you got the "freeGB" fixed I actually get values now but the "as" actually comes up in lowercase in the "script selection display" but either way I'm still getting the same script regardless of the capitalization of the "a". I also tried capitalizing the "V" in val but that didn't seem to solve anything either.
Also, is there a way to control/fomat the decimal length so they all appear lined-up?
The script error seems to have cleared. Maybe because I restarted the computer. idk
However, problems remain with the sort and I think it's because of the use of val as a way to extract the freespace amount. Val gets the value in a text format. This also causes alignment problems. If I change the Evaluator to a Size rather than Text then I get values of all zeros. I need someway to get the value of "freespace" as a number then convert to gb which should fix the sort and the odd layout of some having decimals, some not.
I'm on 13.9 and I don't see an option for whatever you're doing but maybe I'm not looking in the correct place?
Also, will this address the file lister problem as well so you can have them all in gb or whatever you'd like? Seems like the only option is still auto, kb or bytes.
