by Awaneendra at 2012-11-18 23:39:37
Hello Friends,by Infradeploy at 2012-11-19 05:35:28
How do I remove the first row from a csv file which is nothing but a heading row using Powershell ?
I have another question. I have a Windows NT Command Script which is prepared by someone else. I am not sure about the extension of this file whether its a .bat or .cmd file. This file contains csvde command which is pulling some user info from AD. I am unable to run it in powershell. I tried many things but to no avail. Any suggestion would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Awaneendra
run the export-csv cmdlet with the -notypeinformation parameterby Awaneendra at 2012-11-19 19:31:24
Why would you run a cmd in powershell? You’d use command prompt. You would have to rewrite it in powershell if you want cmdlets integrated
Thank you very much Infradeploy !!! I will try it.by Awaneendra at 2012-11-20 01:13:49
Its not working. Here is the line of code which I am using –by Infradeploy at 2012-11-20 03:03:48
Import-Csv D:\PS\abc.csv | select name, mail,id | Export-Csv -path D:\PS\temp\converted.csv -NoTypeInformation
When I open the converted file in MS Excel, I can still see the first row with name, mail and id which I do not want…
Any suggestion ?
ah, you want to remove the header.
An export-csv always includes the header am affraid
You can remove it later in your code by:
$csvfile = "D:\PS\temp\converted.csv"
Import-Csv D:\PS\abc.csv | select name, mail,id | Export-Csv -path $csvfile -NoTypeInformation
(Get-Content $csvfile | Select-Object -Skip 1) | Set-Content $csvfile