Extreme newbie here.
I have a csv file that shows stock availability in a column called QOH. I'm trying to write a powershell script to change all negative values in the QOH column to 0, and also change any value of 50 or greater to =50. eg: if QOH = -3 , replace with 0. If QOH = 39, then do nothing, and if QOH = 78 replace with 50.
Any code help would be great
For this example, we'll say the csv file is located C:\TEMP Column headers are : SKU,QOH,AVAIL,RRP,BC_id,Group,UPC
This is the attempt to get the <0 to = 0. (i haven't got anything for the >50 yet)
This doesnt work as everything in the QOH column now comes out at 0.
$Path = "C\TEMP\test.csv"
(Import-CSV -Path $Path) | select-object SKU,QOH,AVAIL,RRP,BC_id,Group,UPC |
ForEach-Object {
if ([float]$_.QOH -le 0) {
$_.QOH = '0'
} Else {
$_.QOH = $_.QOH
}
$_
} | Export-CSV -Path $Path -NoTypeInformation
Not sure if you've found an answer yet, so I'm throwing this out there anyways.
One thing I would point out is you don't need to set 0 to 0 or set $.QOH to $.QOH. Basically, only those less than 0 or greater than 50 get changed - the rest is untouched.
$text = @'
QOH,prop1,prop2
-3,data1,data2
-180,data3,data4
0,data5,data6
28,data7,data8
50,data9,data10
79,data11,data12
'@
$Text | convertfrom-csv | foreach {
if([float]$_.QOH -lt 0){$_.QOH = 0}
elseif([float]$_.QOH -gt 50){$_.QOH = 50}
$_
}
I just put some sample data to make it clear. Here is the output
QOH prop1 prop2
--- ----- -----
0 data1 data2
0 data3 data4
0 data5 data6
28 data7 data8
50 data9 data10
50 data11 data12