How to Use PowerShell’s Grep (Select-String)

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PowerShell doesn't necessarily have a 'grep' but it DOES have a grep-like command called Select-String that does something very similar. Learn how to find strings in strings with simple regex matching in this informative step-by-step tutorial on PowerShell's Select-String command.
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22 июл 2024

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@LOOregano Год назад

Wow, this is super powerful function. I think it will become a favorite. Thanks for the great video on it!

@Chechu01 Год назад

Hi, thanks for your video Is it possible to search for two words in different places on a single line?

@MrSph1nX Год назад

Can someone explain to me why this command doesnt return anything? (eventhough one of the lines start with Virtual...) gcim Win32_Processor | fl *|Select-String -pattern 'Virtualization'

@LOOregano Год назад

I had an issue when exporting to a file and I think the MS article said that the issue was Format-list was the issue and couldn't be used as an intermediary step. If you replace FL * with Select-object, does it give you what you want? It at least returns something. I should say I am somewhat new to PS.