Hi Debeho,
I havenot tried that.
Can you tell me how to print or display all lists name?
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Browse All TopicsIam using a Power shell script to insert a column to my sharepoint list .But iam getting below error.
Unable to index into an object of type Microsoft.SharePoint.SPLis
At C:\Scripts_20091009\Create
+ $list=$web.Lists[' <<<< cms PageDetails']
You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression.
Iam running from the server itself
.\CreateListColumns.ps1 http://servername:8005/sit
Can Somebody help.
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by: debehoPosted on 2009-10-23 at 04:11:00ID: 25643196
Did you try to use
$list=$web.Lists[<DISPLAY NAME OF LIST>]
or
$list=$web.Lists[<INTERNAL NAME OF LIST>]
or
$list=$web.Lists[<INTERNAL GUID OF LIST>]
?