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That was exactly the issue, put in the exact path and it worked perfectly. Thanks
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That was exactly the issue, put in the exact path and it worked perfectly. Thanks

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I am trying to call a variable called $company from one powershell script called &quot;Variables.ps1&quot; into another powershell script in the same folder called &quot;edit_website.ps1&quot; at the top of &quot;edit_website.ps1&quot; i have . .\variables.ps1 and then later on in the script i call on &quot;$company&quot; but it returns nothing leading me to think that the variable is not being loaded. When running the &quot;edit_website&quot; script it returns &quot;the term '.\variables.ps1' is not recognized&quot; Could anyone shine any light on why this is?
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I am trying to call a variable called $company from one powershell script called "Variables.ps1" into another powershell script in the same folder called "edit_website.ps1" at the top of "edit_website.ps1" i have . .\variables.ps1 and then later on in the script i call on "$company" but it returns nothing leading me to think that the variable is not being loaded. When running the "edit_website" script it returns "the term '.\variables.ps1' is not recognized" Could anyone shine any light on why this is?

. .\Variables.ps1 returning CommandNotFound

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