If / elseif /else functionality PowerShell In the above examples, we have seen that if and else conditions are not satisfied if we have multiple if conditions, so it checks every If condition and when they are
BREAK comand exiting entire script, not just the IF/ELSE loop Broken PSSession cmdlet Bug? Invoke-RestMethod and UTF-8 data Building a string from a Get-ADComputer output adds @{Name= to the computer name Bulk adding Active Directory users to a group by Display Name with PowerShell Bulk ch...
powershell variable multiple output choice i tried googling how to do this, but the results think im asking something else. its hard to word what im trying to do in a search line. theres a string expression in this script that can output two monitors if they are both hooked up. ...
if($entry.Value-is[scriptblock]){ Write-Progress-Activity"Exporting"-Status"$($entry.Key)" $parameters.WorkSheetname=$entry.Key &$entry.Value|Export-Excel@parameters } else{ Write-Warning"$($entry.Key) not exported, needs to be a scriptblock" ...
Hi everyoneI really hope someone can help me.I'm trying to stream some stock market data into Powershell with timestamp, open, high, low, close prices.But...
Even if I use different names. That's why I was asking the question of how else to do it with PowerShell. Can you create multiple alarms with this commandlet? I looked at the Intel Managability Commander but it doesn't seem helpful to script creating alarm clocks. Translate 0 K...
IF Then ElseIf Statement in Expression Ignore dataset filter if parameter value is null IIF and IsNothing with SSRS Expression IIF condition in the RDL file iif statement problem IIF Statement with AND Operator. IIF String Contains a value? Image size in SSRS reports Import Design from Doc to...
Check-LocalAdminHash is a PowerShell tool that attempts to authenticate to multiple hosts over either WMI or SMB using a password hash to determine if the provided credential is a local administrator. It's useful if you obtain a password hash for a user and want to see where they are loca...
Aside from that, having some PowerShell shebang scripts use -Command while others (by default) use -File makes their invocation unpredictable: How do I know if I pass verbatim '$foo' whether the target script will expand that as a PowerShell variable (-Command) or not (-File)? As for...
Elseif (Select-String -Pattern $patch -InputObject $dll_as_text) { Write-Output 'The termsrv.dll file is already patch, exitting' Exit } else { Write-Output “Pattern not found” } # patching termsrv.dll [byte[]] $dll_as_bytes_replaced = -split $dll_as_text_replaced -replace '^...