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I'm getting the output of
[ [ "Volume1", 398.06 ], [ "Volume2", 996.53 ], [ "Volume3", 444.61 ], [ "Volume4", 114.61 ] ]
Something is not working... I didn't know we could get more than 100%.
Here is a snip of the dataprint.
vCenterDatastores: Array(4)
0: Object
datastore: "datastore-11"
name: "Volume1"
type: "VMFS"
free_space: 1129492512768
capacity: 4496025452544
free_space_r: "1051.922"
capacity_r: "4187.250"
1: Object
datastore: "datastore-114"
name: "Volume2"
type: "VMFS"
free_space: 6618806747136
capacity: 65958349635584
free_space_r: "6164.244"
capacity_r: "61428.500"
2: Object
datastore: "datastore-12"
name: "Volume3"
type: "VMFS"
free_space: 999874887680
capacity: 4445559586816
free_space_r: "931.206"
capacity_r: "4140.250"
3: Object
datastore: "datastore-36153"
name: "Volume4"
type: "VMFS"
free_space: 254602641408
capacity: 291789340672
free_space_r: "237.117"
capacity_r: "271.750"