I'm trying to loop through a text file of URL's to then extract certain metadata from .html files and am need of some help on the best way to do this. The below isn't returning anything but it doesn't error. I need to utilize the text file of URL's since the library is pretty...
# Import the CSV file$users=Import-Csv-Path"C:\temp\NewAccounts.csv"# Create a password profile$PasswordProfile= @{ Password ='Password123'}# Loop through each user in the CSV fileforeach($userin$users) {# Create a new user$newUser=New-MgUser-DisplayName$user.DisplayName-GivenName$use...
Cant access a fileshare through a remote PS Session Cant make work with variable in Get-ADuser command to get UPN Cant return string for msExchMailboxGUID Cant use dfsutil in powershell Capture console output to a file Capture Error Return codes on computer rename using PowerShell Capturing La...
caseSensitive; result.Line = line; result.Pattern = patterns[patternIndex]; break; } patternIndex++; }// While loop through patterns. }// Else for no script block specified. return result; }// End of SelectString /// /// Check whether the supplied name meets the include/exclude...
Each time through the loop, $val is incremented by 1 using the ++ unary increment operator. The last time through the loop $val is set to 3, the condition statement evaluates to false, and the loop exits. To conveniently write this command at the PowerShell command prompt, you can enter...
Fix issue with incomplete results when completing paths with wildcards in non-filesystem providers (#24757) (Thanks @MartinGC94!) Allow DSC parsing through OS architecture translation layers (#24852) (Thanks @bdeb1337!) Code Cleanup We thank the following contributors! @ArmaanMcleod, @pressRto...
So recently I had to write a PS script for a customer to loop through a large file and process every character. Seems simple enough and worked great on sample files, but as soon as you give large files to process the performance of PS script was really bad. I assumed it was due to ...
conditions—such as with a wildcard, regular expression, or even an arbitrary script block. Since scanning through the text in a file is such a common task, PowerShell’sswitchstatement supports that directly. These additions make PowerShellswitchstatements a great deal more powerful than those ...
In Part 3,PowerShell Looping: Using While, I talked about usingWhileto loop through acollection. Today, I conclude the series by talking about the automaticForeachfeature. What’s the problem with Foreach? Suppose I have a Windows PowerShell cmdlet that returns a collection of objects. I do...
One of the most frequent things I do in Windows PowerShell™ is write scripts that act against multiple remote computers, usually through Windows® Management Instrumentation (WMI). As with any task that deals with remote computers, there's always the possibility that one or more of those ...