List services as colums

Question

hi
i'm using this code from this forum https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/75b3dcde-af1e-4d87-9eff-ce923b090ef8/get-services-from-remote-computers
$array = @()            
foreach($i in (gc c:\computers.txt)) {            
 $svc = Get-Service winrm -ComputerName $i -ea "0"            
 $obj = New-Object psobject -Property @{            
  Name = $svc.name            
  Status = $svc.status            
  Computer = $i            
 $array += $obj            
$array | Select Computer,Name,Status | FT -AutoSize
this  works fine for multiple computers and one servic but how can i verify 3 services at time...i'm loking to achieve this:
server service1
service2 service3
server1 Running
running stoped
server2 Running
stoped running
server3 Running
running running
thanx 

Answer 1

I won't engage in futile discussions with you, since you only seem to read what small parts of what people write and draw your own conclusions from it, but I will say that your answer is not what the OP asked for. He wants the service name to be a column
with the state as rows under it, not the name of the service as rows under a column named "Name"
It is a pity you use your skills to pluck holes into the work of others, instead of using them to help the community, which is what the purpose of these forums are about.
You may keep trying to destroy this community, but I will keep helping it.
Once more, your code screws up other's computers. The only futile thing is your decision not to warn the OP about the rubbishell quality of your code, mixing data of a service with data from another service, making the data from your rubbishell code
completely useless!
If you keep posting code with rubbishell quality, you'll destroy all community's computers.
If the OP uses your rubbishell code, it may lead to disastrous consequences.
=> at the OP:
Here's a PowerShell code that does exactly what you want:
$computers=$env:COMPUTERNAME,'.'
$services='wuauserv','alg','dnscache','spooler'
$servicesData=gsv $services -ComputerName $computers
$(
foreach ($group in $servicesData|group machinename){
$obj=[pscustomobject]@{Machine=$group.Name}
foreach ($service in $group.group){
$obj|Add-Member $service.name $service.status
$obj
)|ft -AutoSize
Notice:
1- you enter the services names in only one place!
2- all data is held in one variable; which means you can opt to show the data in another format without having to query the data all over again!
3- the professional coding style ( the other can only be qualified as rubbishell quality code)