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$org = &quot;123&quot;<br />
XML @orgunit = &quot;MyDepartment(123)&quot;<br />
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$xml.SelectSingleNode(&quot;//*<wbr />[@orgunit=<wbr />'$org']&quot;)<br />
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How do I match the &quot;123&quot; with the &quot;MyDepartment(123)&quot; - the department number is always between the ().
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$org = "123"
XML @orgunit = "MyDepartment(123)"

$xml.SelectSingleNode("//*[@orgunit='$org']")

How do I match the "123" with the "MyDepartment(123)" - the department number is always between the ().

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