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Hello,<br><br>I search a file which can be in several directory create_001 or 002<br><br>create_* can be create_001 or create_002<br><br>$VERS = "C:\tmp\create_*\Variables.txt"<br>IF (Test-Path $VERS) {<br>&nbsp;$SEL = Select-String -Path $VERS -Pattern "No conf found"<br>}<br><br>Thank you <br><br>Best regards
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Hello,
I search a file which can be in several directory create_001 or 002
create_* can be create_001 or create_002
$VERS = "C:\tmp\create_*\Variables.txt"
IF (Test-Path $VERS) {
 $SEL = Select-String -Path $VERS -Pattern "No conf found"
}
Thank you
Best regards

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