Is there a CMDLET to identify rich projects that have a specific WorkSet assigned?

Thank you for help Matt. I tried both cmdlets. The result for both "true", no list of projects generated. 

Can you please post your code and results here?

This is what I see when getting a list of Rich Project Folders with any WorkSet/Project Configuration Settings Block assigned, given my FolderPath parameter value:

$RichProjects = Get-PWRichProjects -FolderPath "Design" | Get-PWManagedWorkspaceConfigBlocksFromFolder | Where-Object { $_.Workspace_Type -eq "PROJECT" }

Also, what version of the pwps_dab PowerShell Module do you have installed?

Sorry for the delayed response, Out of Office. I am not able to duplicate the results from the CMDLET provided. PS Version 2.0.7.0

I am using the following"

$RichProjects = Get-PWManagedWorkspaces -InputFolders (Show-PWFolderBrowserDialog) | Get-PWManagedWorkspaceConfigBlocksFromFolder | Where-Object {$_.Workspace_WorkSet -eq "English"}

I also used the following

$RichProjects = Get-PWManagedWorkspaces -InputFolders (Show-PWFolderBrowserDialog) | Get-PWManagedWorkspaceConfigBlocksFromFolder | Where-Object {$_.Workspace_Type-eq "Managed"}

Can you please try the following (will display Rich Project Folder Names found within the selected Folder Path, as well as the applicable WorkSpace Configuration Settings Block Types and Names):

# Prompt for Folder Path.
$FolderPath = Show-PWFolderBrowserDialog

# Get Rich Projects.
$RichProjects = Get-PWRichProjects -FolderPath $FolderPath.FullPath | Get-PWManagedWorkspaceConfigBlocksFromFolder

Here are my results from this code:

As you can see, Workspace_WorkSet is not a valid property (i.e. $_.Workspace_WorkSet -eq "English" won't work). Additionally, Managed is not a valid WorkSpace Type (i.e. $_.Workspace_Type -eq "Managed" won't work).

If you are looking for Rich Projects that have WorkSpace Configuration Settings Blocks assigned to them who's name is English, then you would use this code:

# Prompt for Folder Path.
$FolderPath = Show-PWFolderBrowserDialog

# Get Rich Projects.
$RichProjects = Get-PWRichProjects -FolderPath $FolderPath.FullPath | Get-PWManagedWorkspaceConfigBlocksFromFolder | Where-Object { $_.Workspace_Name -eq "English" }

If you are looking for Rich Projects that have WorkSpace Configuration Settings Blocks assigned to them who's type is WorkSet/Project, then you would use this code:

# Prompt for Folder Path.
$FolderPath = Show-PWFolderBrowserDialog

# Get Rich Projects.
$RichProjects = Get-PWRichProjects -FolderPath $FolderPath.FullPath | Get-PWManagedWorkspaceConfigBlocksFromFolder | Where-Object { $_.Workspace_Type -eq "PROJECT" }

One thing to note is that Get-PWManagedWorkspaces only returns managed workspace blocks that are directly assigned to a folder, if it inherits the block from another level it won't return it.

Excellent point, Kevin!

Excellent point, Kevin!