Bijay Kumar 
Recently, one of my clients asked me to upload some files from their local drive to a SharePoint Online document library. I tried PnP PowerShell, and that worked great. In this tutorial, I will explain how to upload files to a SharePoint document library using PnP PowerShell. We will cover uploading a single file as … Read more
To check if a folder exists in SharePoint Online with PnP PowerShell, call Get-PnPFolder with the folder’s URL inside a try/catch block. If the folder is there, you get it back. If it isn’t, the catch block runs: The same idea works for files, lists, columns and whole sites, with one twist each. I’ll walk … Read more
While working with string manipulations in PowerShell, I got a requirement to determine if a string starts with a number. In this tutorial, we will explore different methods to check if a string starts with a number in PowerShell with examples. To check if a string starts with a number in PowerShell, you can use … Read more
One of my team members was searching for a PowerShell script to check if a string contained only numeric characters. I suggested a few methods. In this tutorial, I will explain how to check if a string contains only numbers in PowerShell using various methods. To check if a string contains only numbers in PowerShell, … Read more
PowerShell filter operators are the comparison operators, like -eq, -gt, -like, -match and -in, used to keep only the items you want. Put them inside Where-Object, or apply them straight to an array: Output: When the left side is an array, the operator returns the matching items instead of True or False. Below I cover … Read more
Recently, I was working on a SharePoint Online migration project, where we were required to get all lists and libraries from SharePoint Online sites. I used PnP PowerShell for this. In this tutorial, I will show you how to get all lists and libraries from a SharePoint Online site using PnP PowerShell. Get All Lists … Read more
PowerShell arithmetic operators are + for addition, – for subtraction, * for multiplication, / for division and % for the remainder (modulus). They work on numbers the way you’d expect: Output: They also have a few PowerShell-specific habits, like division that returns decimals and + that joins strings. I ran every example in PowerShell 7.6 … Read more
One of my clients recently wanted me to copy items from one SharePoint Online list to another. PnP PowerShell is one of the best solutions for this. In this tutorial, I will show you how to copy items from one list to another in SharePoint Online using PnP PowerShell. Copy Items from One List to … Read more
PowerShell’s logical operators are -and, -or, -xor, -not and !. They combine or flip True/False conditions, mostly inside if statements and Where-Object filters: Output: ! is just a shorter spelling of -not. I ran every example in PowerShell 7.6 and Windows PowerShell 5.1, with the same results except the last section. What each logical operator … Read more
PowerShell’s comparison operators are -eq (equal), -ne (not equal), -gt (greater than), -ge (greater than or equal), -lt (less than) and -le (less than or equal). Each returns True or False: Output: PowerShell uses these letter operators instead of =, > and <, which mean something else here. I ran every example in PowerShell 7.6 … Read more
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