How to Check PowerShell String Contains Multiple Values
Use the PowerShell match operator to check if the string contains multiple values inside it or not. Use the string Join method to join the …
Extract Substring After Character in PowerShell
To get PowerShell substring after a character in the given string, use the IndexOf method over the string to get the position of the character. …
How to Find Position of Substring in PowerShell
Using the Indexof() or LastIndexOf() methods in PowerShell, we can find the index position of the substring in PowerShell. IndexOf() method finds the first occurrence …
How to Comment Out Code in PowerShell
To comment out a single line of PowerShell script, use the # at the beginning of the line. Comment out code in PowerShell to create …
PowerShell String Remove Method
PowerShell remove method deletes specified number of characters from the current string based on the beginning at a specified position and returns a new string. …
Replace String in Array using PowerShell
Use the PowerShell String replace() method or replace operator to replace the string in the array. e.g. $fileArr | ForEach-Object{$_.Replace(‘csv’,’xlsx’)} replace the string in the …
Replace Variable in File Using PowerShell
Use the PowerShell String replace() method or replace operator to replace the variable in a file.Use the Get-Content to read the content of the file …
Replace Space with Comma in String using PowerShell
Use the PowerShell String replace() method or replace operator to replace the space in a string with a comma. e.g. $str.replace(” “,”,”) replace the space …
Replace Case Insensitive in String using PowerShell
Use the PowerShell String replace() method or replace operator to do the case insensitive replacement in a string. e.g. $str -replace ‘hello’, ‘bye’ do case …
Replace Pipe Character in String using PowerShell
Use the PowerShell String replace() method or replace operator to replace the pipe in a string with an empty space. e.g. $str.replace(‘|’,”) replace the pipe …