Jim Metcalf
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Powershell to combine files
I have a repository of a ton of text files. unfortunately these files and have been processed and the actual file extension is a mix between dates and other random information. (the files no longer have a .txt at the end of their name
They have the exact same format. Is there a powershell script that will merge all files in a folder regardless of what the extension is?
if anyone cares to know the location of the files to help with writing the script.
It is c:\_admin\reads
also, in the past when i have used powershell to merge files. the 1st row or record and last row or record was often disregarded. I need these rows.
They have the exact same format. Is there a powershell script that will merge all files in a folder regardless of what the extension is?
if anyone cares to know the location of the files to help with writing the script.
It is c:\_admin\reads
also, in the past when i have used powershell to merge files. the 1st row or record and last row or record was often disregarded. I need these rows.
Is there anything else in that folder that doesn't need to be moved to c:\_admin\reads ??
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that thing worked like a charm
thanks dude
thanks dude