Explains how to use a switch to handle multiple if statements.Long descriptionTo check a condition in a script or function, use an if statement. The if statement can check many types of conditions, including the value of variables and the properties of objects.To check multiple conditions, ...
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Example 6: Use multiple conditions PowerShell Get-Module-ListAvailable|Where-Object{ ($_.Name-notlike"Microsoft*"-and$_.Name-notlike"PS*")-and$_.HelpInfoUri } This example shows how to create aWhere-Objectcommand with multiple conditions. ...
“”, $gpmConstants.UseAnyDC) # Connect to the domain passed # using any DC $gpmSourceGpo = GetGpoByNameOrID $sourceGpo $gpmSourceDomain # Handle situations where no or multiple GPOs was found switch ($gpmSourceGpo.Count) { {$_ -eq 0} {throw ‘No GPO named $gpoName found’; ...
There are times when this functionality is good; especially with things like part numbers where a value could fill multiple conditions (it has 5 digits so the color is red, the part number starts with the letterdmeaning it was manufacturer in Des Moines, etc.). At other times – like thi...
The results of this are then piped into the select-object cmdlet, which allows us to limit the resultset, and in this case we’re selecting just the first 10. So, we’re returning the top ten processes in terms of memory use on our system. To make things more convenient, PowerShell ...
Applying Multiple conditions for each row in CSV file Approve Updates By Computer Groupt Are there commands to use instead of using certtmpl.msc? Argument was specified as a script block, and no input exists array and array list with custom object Array Contains String not comparing. Array Cou...
The WhatIf switch doesn't work in Security & Compliance PowerShell. The WhatIf switch simulates the actions of the command. You can use this switch to view the changes that would occur without actually applying those changes. You don't need to specify a value with this switch. Expand ...
$values = "Start", "MoveNext", "NotEvaluated", "Reset", "End" $stopInfinite = $false switch ($values) { "MoveNext" { "`tMoveNext" $switch.MoveNext() | Out-Null "`tAfter MoveNext: $($switch.Current)" } # This case is never evaluated. "NotEvaluated" { "`tAfterMoveNext: $(...
In this simple code block, swapping the position checks for Yellow and Green improved the output by only a few milliseconds. That might not seem like a big difference, but now imagine performing this check 10,000+ times. Next imagine that you are checking multiple conditions in eachIfstatement...