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How to put in multiple values in a where-object filter
Slight modification to your filter script block on the Where-Object. You are looking to compare a single value ($_.name) to ensure it is not in the array of excluded servers Get-ADGroupmember -Identity Servers | Where-Object{$_.name -notin $excludedservers} | Select-Object...- wriedy
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- Forum: PowerShell (Microsoft)
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Count of WMIObject returns null instead of 1
PowerShell has a habit of unwrapping an array if there is one or no entries in the array. You can force the datatype of a variable. I would suggest you make the following change: [array] $printJobs = Get-WmiObject Win32_PrintJob -ComputerName gdceps02w12v | Where-Object...- wriedy
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- Forum: PowerShell (Microsoft)
