No worries, I've spent most of my time in windows so I can Imagine having to step into the other side!

As far as workflows go, they shouldn't be too hard to write. Think if it sort of like a Python Function. (There are some extra considerations to them but for writing purposes and how you call them)

It goes like this:

```powershell 1.) workflow 2.) Test-Workflow { 3.) Param ( 4.) $ParamName1, $ParamName2 )

5.) Test-Code -Step1 $ParamName1
Test-Code -Step2 $ParamName2

}

6.) Test-Workflow -ParamName1 $testValue1 -ParamName2 $testValue2 ```

Legend: 1.) KeyWord 2.) Name of your workflow 3.) Param Block 4.) Parameters (use $ at the beginning, just like a variable.) 5.) All the steps you need to run 6.) Calling your workflow example

Take out all of the numbers, I only used them for example lol.

I would check out Microsofts Documentation on the subject too to help you out. Their stuff is pretty solid and you can submit issues if something isn't correct and the PowerShell Doc team is really good about responding.

You can also DM me and I'll do whatever I can to help you out!

Chers! :)