I am using the following:
Get-ChildItem $CSV_Files_Path -Filter *.csv | foreach-object {...}
There is one specific csv file however i wish to exclude. sure i can move it from that directory, but i'd have to do that everytime its replaced so i would like this to be dynamic...
I know that we cannot combine exclude with filter, so how can i accomplish this?
pseudocode:
Get-ChildItem $CSV_Files_Path -Filter *.csv -Exclude Fact.csv | foreach-object {...}
even better, i'd like to take this further with user input file exclusion.
ie param($excludedfiles)
$excludedfiles = 'C:\CSVFiles\Fact.csv, C:\CSVFiles\fileabc.csv'
or even as flexible as:
$excludedfiles = 'Fact.csv, fileabc.csv'
pseudocode:
$excludedfiles = $excludedfiles.Split('(.+?)(?:,|$)')
Get-ChildItem $CSV_Files_Path -Filter *.csv -Exclude $excludedfiles | foreach-object {...}
There's a lot of annoying things with -filter, -include, and -exclude in powershell 5. It's resolved in newer versions. You could combine -path and -exclude:
get-childitem -path *.csv -exclude file1.csv,file2.csv
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