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Brilliant, thank you oBdA. :)
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Hi,<br />
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If a csv has column names, I am using the reader to read the first row of data and not the column headers row. I'm using the following statement:<br />
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$reader = New-Object System.IO.StreamReader($Fi<wbr />le)<br />
if ($ColumnNames -eq 'True') {$reader.ReadLine()}<br />
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The issue I'm having, is that the line of data is is then displayed on the console. Is there a way to run this statement without having the line displayed?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Helen
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Hi,

If a csv has column names, I am using the reader to read the first row of data and not the column headers row. I'm using the following statement:

$reader = New-Object System.IO.StreamReader($File)
if ($ColumnNames -eq 'True') {$reader.ReadLine()}

The issue I'm having, is that the line of data is is then displayed on the console. Is there a way to run this statement without having the line displayed?


Thanks,
Helen

StreamReader - line of data is displayed on the console

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