Replace Single Quote in PowerShell
Use the PowerShell String replace() method or replace operator to replace the single quote in PowerShell with empty space or double quotes. e.g. $str.replace(“‘”,”) replace …
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Fix: Get-Aduser : Directory Object not found
The Get-AdUser cmdlet in PowerShell gets one or more active directory users based on the specified search criteria.Get-AdUser: Directory object not found error can be …
PowerShell Replace First Character in String
Using the PowerShell replace operator with regex expression to find the first character in PowerShell, you can replace the first character in a string. Anchor …
PowerShell Replace First Occurrence of String
Using the PowerShell replace operator,creplace or replace() method, we can easily replace the first occurrence of a word in a string. PowerShell string has many …
PowerShell Replace String in Multiple Files
Using the PowerShell replace() method or PowerShell replace operator, we can replace strings in multiple files. Using the Get-ChildItem cmdlet gets the item from the …
PowerShell Replace Newline with comma
In PowerShell `n is used to add a new line. To replace the new line with a comma in PowerShell, check if it contains the …
PowerShell Replace with Wildcard
PowerShell replace operator uses the Regular Expression (regex) for pattern matching. To replace text in a string with a wildcard, we can do it using …
PowerShell Replace Line in File
Using the PowerShell replace() method or PowerShell replace operator, it can easily replace a line in a file. You can replace the string in a …
PowerShell Replace Special Characters
Use the PowerShell replace() method and PowerShell replace operator to replace special characters in a given string. PowerShell replace operator uses regular expression (regex) to …
PowerShell Replace – How to Use to Replace String
PowerShell String stores the string data and provides various methods to handle string manipulation. Replace string or characters in a string or file is one …