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I'm attempting to run a cmdlet in my script that accepts different parameters.<br />
I have two scenarios that I'm trying to cover in one logical statement.<br />
Is there a way to build the parameter set before running the cmdlet so that I can reduce my code?<br />
Here's a brief pseudo-example:<br />
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<i>If ($primary -eq $true) {<br />
&nbsp;$parms = &quot;-location 'campus' -operatinghours 'daylight'&quot;<br />
} else <br />
&nbsp;$parms = &quot;-location 'extension' -operatinghours 'nightly'&quot;<br />
}<br />
create-widget $parms</i>
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I'm attempting to run a cmdlet in my script that accepts different parameters.
I have two scenarios that I'm trying to cover in one logical statement.
Is there a way to build the parameter set before running the cmdlet so that I can reduce my code?
Here's a brief pseudo-example:

If ($primary -eq $true) {
 $parms = "-location 'campus' -operatinghours 'daylight'"
} else 
 $parms = "-location 'extension' -operatinghours 'nightly'"
}
create-widget $parms

powershell parameters

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