(New-Mailbox -UserPrincipalName $credNewAccount.UserName -Alias $credNewAccount.UserName.substring(0,$credNewAccount.UserName.indexOf('@')) -room -Name $strDisplayName -RoomMailboxPassword $credNewAccount.Password -EnableRoomMailboxAccount $true) } catch { } ExitIfError "Failed to create a new...
Active Directory: New-ADUser character escaping AD and Powershell: How to retrieve the employeeid attribute AD attribute update of bulk user object from TXT file which contains samaccountname AD DACL: Set-ACL Fails with This security ID may not be assigned as the owner of this object AD Modu...
So you can specify a substring that you want matched like this: PowerShell Copy $value = 'S-ATX-SQL01' if ( $value -match 'SQL') { # do something } Regex is a complex language of its own and worth looking into. I talk more about -match and the many ways to use regex in ...
ThePathparameter also accepts pipeline input. In the following example, PowerShell checks the p*.txt files in the C:\test folder to see if the second character is divisible by two. If so, PowerShell copies the file to the C:\test2 folder. Get-ChildItem -Path C:\test\p*.txt | ...
substring. The substring gets the first four letters of each directory name. The substring specifies the character start and end positions. TheSingleQuoteparameter wraps the directory names with single-quote marks. TheSeparatorparameter specifies to use a semicolon (;) to separate the directory names...
$leading_value += $ouxml.Substring($leading_brackets[$Script:ctr],($indx_to_use - $leading_brackets[$Script:ctr])) 实际上,行距值是字符串开头 < 一个空间,或者结束或 >。 阶段被设置为捡起通过查找字符串结束尖括号的相关 < / ElementName: ...
Ah, good point: TheKin Ken Myer is thefourthcharacter in the string; so how come we didn’t pass Substring a 4? Believe it or not, there’s a simple explanation for that: the very first character in a string is considered character 0; character spots are actually numbered like this: ...
Substring(0, $Path.Length-1); } $Path += "-$Timestamp"; } foreach ($Entry in $VMName) { if (-not [string]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace($Entry)) { $Names.Add($Entry); } } #endregion if ($Names.Count -gt 0) { # Being in this block means we have names passed...
Because thelengthproperty always exists on a string, I can use it with thesubstringmethod. This is useful with the second position of the command, because I do not always know how long the string is. To begin with the first position of the string, I need to specify location 0...
third column from the end. If we were to use the-split','operator, we would create 15 new strings and an array for each line. On the other hand, usingLastIndexOfon the input string a few times and thenSubStringto get the value of interest is faster and results in just one new ...