Get node names based on node values

I have following XML

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Configuration APIVersion="1905.1" IPS_CAT_VER="0">
    <Notificationlist transactionid="">
        <SendEmail>Enable</SendEmail>
        <SendSnmp>Disable</SendSnmp>
        <SignInEmail>Enable</SignInEmail>
        <SignInSnmp>Disable</SignInSnmp>
        <TooManyLoginEmail>Disable</TooManyLoginEmail>
        <TooManyLoginSnmp>Disable</TooManyLoginSnmp>
    </Notificationlist>
</Configuration>

I need two arrays, one with Enable Notificationlist and one with Disable Notificationlist like

Enable        Disable
------        -------
SendEmail     SendSnmp
SignInEmail   SignInSnmp
              TooManyLoginEmail
              TooManyLoginSnmp

I have tried like

$xml = (Select-Xml -Path C:\Users\Lenovo\Desktop\shellscripts\xml\SNMP.xml -XPath '/Configuration/Notificationlist')
$nodes = $xml | ForEach-Object { $_.Node | select -ExpandProperty InnerText }

but it only gives node values but not node name.

As you want to do two distinct queries I suggest to load the XML once and then do two XPath queries.

$xml = [xml]::new(); $xml.Load("C:\Users\Lenovo\Desktop\shellscripts\xml\SNMP.xml")

$enableNames = $xml | Select-Xml -XPath '/Configuration/Notificationlist/*[text()="Enable"]' | 
               ForEach-Object { $_.Node.Name }

$disableNames = $xml | Select-Xml -XPath '/Configuration/Notificationlist/*[text()="Disable"]' | 
                ForEach-Object { $_.Node.Name }

The XPath expression *[text()="SomeText"] gives you all elements that have text child nodes with the given text.

To get the node name simply query the Name property of the node.

You can use below code, which will give you two variables $Enabled and $Disabled. To give you two arrays for node names for enabled and disabled values:

$Enabled = ($xml.Node | GM -MemberType Property | Select Name).Name | %{ if($xml.Node[$_].InnerText -eq "Enable") { $_ } }

$Disabled = ($xml.Node | GM -MemberType Property | Select Name).Name | %{ if($xml.Node[$_].InnerText -eq "Disable") { $_ } }