When you usebreakorcontinueto exit the loop, the whole script is terminated instead of skipping the statement after it. However, it is possible to exit from theForEach-Objectobject using some conditions in PowerShell. Use thebreakCondition to Exit FromForEach-Objectin PowerShell ...
AD Module for Windows PowerShell - Insufficient Access Rights to perform the operation AD Powershell command for deleted users AD Powershell script to generate last log in details for a specific user for last 60 days AD User - Update inheritable persmission AD User Creation Error AD User sid ...
To get the file size in megabytes (MB) using PowerShell, you can use theGet-Itemcmdlet to retrieve the file object and then calculate the size in MB using theLengthproperty. Here’s an example: $file = Get-Item "C:\MyFolder\IT_employees.csv" $sizeMB = "{0:N2}" -f ($file.Leng...
This will fix the Export-CSV for you. Use "ForEach-Object" followed by a block, not an expression. If you want to export multiple HDD sizes (for each computer) you'll have a problem if each row in the CSV has a different number of columns. I just commented out that line of co...
Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here. Welcome to the weekend. Today we have a special treat in the form of a guest blogger. The Scripting Wife and I had the good fortune to meet Chris Wu in Montreal, Canada when we were there doing a Windows PowerShell workshop for Microsoft Pr...
objShell.run(“powershell -noexit -command “”&{0..15 | % {Write-Host -foreground $_ ‘Hello World’ }}”””) NoteKeep in mind that you are writing in VBScript. Therefore, you need to escape the quotation marks with another pair of quotation marks. Also, remember that yo...
PowerShell includes a built-in function for trimming strings calledTrim(). This function removes the white spaces from the beginning and end of a string by default. The Trim() function is easy to use and can be included in any script that requires string trimming. This can be incredibly us...
PowerShell can be used to automate a wide range of tasks. Some examples of simpler automation tasks follow, with PowerShell code provided for each and an explanation of the functions being executed by that code. User provisioning and management ...
These were just two basic examples of how conditional statements work in PowerShell. Let’s move on to the Else statement. Advertisement How to use the PowerShell Else statement with the If statement In PowerShell, you can use the Else statement with the If statement to create conditional log...
Why use PowerShell? The most appealing reason to use any kind of CLI is the potential for precise and repeatable control over a desired action or task flow that is difficult, or even impossible, to replicate with a traditional GUI.