#TodayILearned that to manipulate the property of an object in a #Powershell where-object clause, you have to wrap the clause in curly brackets
i.e. where-object {$_.Status.trim() -eq ‘Winners’} t.co/nNurbv5VX…
#TodayILearned that to manipulate the property of an object in a #Powershell where-object clause, you have to wrap the clause in curly brackets
i.e. where-object {$_.Status.trim() -eq ‘Winners’} t.co/nNurbv5VX…