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Hi i have some number of files in a document library and i want sum of all file sizes using powershell or any other way i can get the total file size?

i have a site collections and i get total size of documents based on document creation date in between last two months like march to april

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  • Not a simple question... Do you want to include size of document versions? Content of lists? Pages? Content in the Recycle Bin?
    – Mike Smith - MCT
    Commented May 20, 2018 at 18:07

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For an approximate total content size for a Site Collection using PowerShell:

Get-SPSite http://yourServer/sites/yourSite | select StorageUsed

The same from REST API:

http://yourServer/sites/yourSite/_api/site/usage

Count and size for a single library (excluding versions):

Get-SPSite http://yourServer/sites/yourSite | 
  select -ExpandProperty lists | 
  where Title -eq "Documents" | 
  select -ExpandProperty Items | 
  select -ExpandProperty File | 
  measure -Property Length -Sum

Count and size of files for an entire Site Collection (excluding versions, list content, and "other"):

Get-SPSite http://yourServer/sites/yourSite | 
  Get-SPWeb -Limit all | 
  select -ExpandProperty lists | 
  select -ExpandProperty Items | 
  select -ExpandProperty File | 
  measure -Property Length -Sum
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  • Hi Mike, i want to check size only for documents in doc libraries, and how i use above query ?
    – adilahmed
    Commented May 20, 2018 at 19:26
  • Are you asking how to use PowerShell?
    – Mike Smith - MCT
    Commented May 20, 2018 at 19:56
  • yes how i use above query , and i required total size based on doc creation in between lat two monts
    – adilahmed
    Commented May 20, 2018 at 20:59

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