So here is the backstory, I am attempting to validate data in several different ways. I've queried a database and exported that data to a csv.
Then using powershell I run the following commands
$staleDates = Import-Csv DataAudit.csv | Where-Object { $_.asOfDate -ne "" } | Foreach-Object { $_.AsOfDate = $_.AsOfDate -as [datetime]; $_ } | Where-Object {$_.asOfDate -lt $measuredDate}
$nullDates = Import-Csv DataAudit.csv | Where-Object {$_.asOfDate -eq ""}
$percentTooLarge = Import-Csv DataAudit.csv | Foreach-Object { $_.SumHoldingPercent = $_.SumHoldingPercent -as [float]; $_ } | Where-Object { $_.SumHoldingPercent -gt 100 }
$percentTooSmall = Import-Csv DataAudit.csv | Where-Object {$_.SumHoldingPercent -ne "" } | Foreach-Object { $_.SumHoldingPercent = $_.SumHoldingPercent -as [float]; $_ } | Where-Object {$_.SumHoldingPercent -lt 99.99999 }
Is there a way that I can combine the results from these 4 variables into a single csv that I can then email out as a report of the bad data?
also, I am using Powershell v1.0
The following should work:
$badData = Import-Csv DataAudit.csv | Where-Object { $_.asOfDate -ne "" } | Foreach-Object { $_.AsOfDate = $_.AsOfDate -as [datetime]; $_ } | Where-Object {$_.asOfDate -lt $measuredDate}
$badData += Import-Csv DataAudit.csv | Where-Object {$_.asOfDate -eq ""}
$badData += Import-Csv DataAudit.csv | Foreach-Object { $_.SumHoldingPercent = $_.SumHoldingPercent -as [float]; $_ } | Where-Object { $_.SumHoldingPercent -gt 100 }
$badData += Import-Csv DataAudit.csv | Where-Object {$_.SumHoldingPercent -ne "" } | Foreach-Object { $_.SumHoldingPercent = $_.SumHoldingPercent -as [float]; $_ } | Where-Object {$_.SumHoldingPercent -lt 99.99999 }
$badData | Export-CSV -NoTypeInformation -Path allBadData.csv
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