使用PowerShell根据多个条件筛选CSV文件。

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英文:

Filter a CSV file with multiple conditions using PowerShell

问题

Sure, here's the translated code portion:

$path = "C:\users\knot22\PowerShell"

Import-CSV "$($path)\DataSource.csv" | Where-Object { $_.Branch -NotLike '*102*' -and $_.Name -NotLike '*Admin*' } |
Export-CSV "$($path)\DataTarget.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseQuotes Never

This modified PowerShell script uses the Where-Object cmdlet to combine the conditions with -and so that it runs successfully and keeps the syntax concise. This code is compatible with PowerShell 7.

英文:

Here is a small sample of data in a CSV file that needs to be filtered to remove all lines that contain Branch 102 or Name equals Admin.

DataSource.csv

branch,ID,name
102,11056,Jones
103,11057,Henry
102,22000,Admin
103,22001,Admin
102,22002,White
103,22003,George

Here is the first version my PowerShell script, demo.ps1, that works -

$path = "C:\users\knot22\PowerShell"

Import-CSV "$($path)\DataSource.csv" | Where Branch -NotLike '*102*' | Where Name -NotLike '*Admin*' |
Export-CSV "$($path)\DataTarget.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseQuotes Never

The resulting output of DataTarget.csv is -

branch,ID,name
103,11057,Henry
103,22003,George

However, I'd like to modify demo.ps1 so that the conditions are in a single Where block. I've tried this

$path = "C:\users\knot22\PowerShell"

Import-CSV "$($path)\DataSource.csv" | Where Branch -NotLike '*102*' -or Name -NotLike '*Admin*' |
Export-CSV "$($path)\DataTarget.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseQuotes Never

but it results in an error

> "Cannot bind parameter because parameter 'NotLike' is specified more
> than once. To provide multiple values to parameters that can accept
> multiple values, use the array syntax. For example, "-parameter
> value1,value2,value3".

This error message implies that the multiple conditions are intended for one parameter. In the use case above, the multiple conditions apply to different parameters.

Is there a way to modify the syntax in the second version of demo.ps1 that attempts to combine the conditions with -and so that it runs successfully? I'm looking to keep the syntax concise.

Also, I'm using PowerShell 7.

答案1

得分: 5

Where-Object cmdlet(别名 Where)有两种不同的过滤模式 - 一种用于简单的属性比较(也称为简化语法,这是您当前正在使用的方式),另一种用于更复杂的过滤情况。

对于后者,您需要提供一个脚本块,然后将其用作对每个输入项的谓词:

Where { $_.Branch -notlike '*102*' -or $_.Name -notlike '*Admin*' }

请注意,这并不等同于您当前的管道 - 对于这种情况,您会想要使用 -and 运算符:

Where { $_.Branch -notlike '*102*' -and $_.Name -notlike '*Admin*' }
英文:

The Where-Object cmdlet (alias Where) has two distinct modes of filtering - one for simple property comparison (aka. simplified syntax, which is what you're currently using), and one for more complex filtering scenarios.

For the latter, you'll need to supply a scriptblock that is then used as a predicate against each input item:

Where { $_.Branch -notlike '*102*' -or $_.Name -notlike '*Admin*' }

Beware that this isn't the equivalent of your current pipeline - for that, you'll want to use the -and operator:

Where { $_.Branch -notlike '*102*' -and $_.Name -notlike '*Admin*' }

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