Today, I thought I would share two important things used in Loops in PowerShell: ForEach-Object and ForEach. I will tell you the differences between these two. Let us explore PowerShell ForEach-Object vs ForEach. ForEach in PowerShell The ForEach keyword in PowerShell is used to iterate over a collection of items. It is a control flow statement that … Read more
If you have permission, you can manually create a SharePoint site using a browser from the SharePoint admin center. But what about a production environment where these manual activities are restricted? You can use PowerShell. I will show you how to create a SharePoint site using PnP PowerShell. I will show you examples of: Create … Read more
Today, I am going to explain a very useful concept in PowerShell: the ForEach-Object cmdlet. This is the most widely used cmdlet in PowerShell. I will show you detailed examples of PowerShell ForEach-Object. The ForEach-Object cmdlet in PowerShell processes each item in a collection individually, allowing for operations such as modifying properties or executing commands. … Read more
One of my team members recently tried to figure out how to disable versioning in a SharePoint library. As there is no option in the UI ( User Interface), it is not possible to do this using the browser. I suggested using PnP PowerShell to disable the SharePoint list and library versioning. Let’s see how … Read more
Recently, I was working on some examples of the PowerShell switch case, and I learned how to use Regex in the Switch case in PowerShell. Let me explain to you with a few examples. Before discussing using the regex with the PowerShell Switch the statement, let me show you a simple example of the switch statement. PowerShell … Read more
In PowerShell, a switch parameter is a special type of parameter used in functions and scripts to represent a Boolean option. A switch parameter can either be present (true) or absent (false), and it does not require an explicit value to be passed. I will explain here, everything about the PowerShell Switch Parameter with various … Read more
Recently, while working on a do-while loop in PowerShell, I got a requirement to use multiple conditions. I tried a few examples. In this tutorial, I will show you how to use multiple conditions in a do-while loop in PowerShell. Do-While Loop in PowerShell The Do-While loop in PowerShell executes a block of code at least once … Read more
Today, I will show you an interesting topic related to the PowerShell switch statement. I will explain how to use wildcards in a PowerShell switch statement. In PowerShell, you can use the -Wildcard parameter in a switch statement to match patterns with wildcards. For instance, switch -Wildcard ($value) { “apple” { Write-Output “This is an … Read more
Recently, while working on a PowerShell script, one of my team members asked how to use multiple conditions in a PowerShell switch statement. I tried the solution and will explain the PowerShell switch statement with multiple conditions, with three useful examples. Note: I have executed all the PowerShell scripts using the VS code editor. Switch … Read more
To write a good PowerShell automation script, you should know how to use the Switch statement. I will explain everything about the PowerShell switch statement and its syntax and provide a few useful real-time examples. Using the PowerShell switch statement, you can check multiple conditions more efficiently than using several if statements. Switch statements in … Read more
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