PowerShell partial zip file name

Currently I have a code that extracts a zip file that is uploaded nightly and it has the name CallRecording_1-000-XXXXXXXX the X's represent the date and time that the zip file was generated. What I would like to do is have a powershell script that looks for the partial name. So for example it would look for just CallRecording_1-000 or CallRecording.

At the moment I have the following script:

#expand archive into folder
expand-archive ("Y:\CallRecording_1-000.zip") -destinationPath $folder

#rename zip file with yesterdays date
$yesDateName = $yesDate + ".zip"
Rename-Item "Y:\CallRecording_1-000.zip" -NewName $yesDateName

The scripts that I have found previously that use partial names seems to focus mostly on the extension rather than the name itself.

Any help would be appreciated!

Solution

It sounds like you only expect 1 zip file however I tailored this answer around the possibility of having more than 1

We are going to use Get-ChildItem to get any zip files from y:\ that match 'CallRecordings*.zip'
We then pipe these files one at a time to the ForEach-Object cmdlet where we
- assign the extraction folder
- unzip the file
- and then rename the file.

$i is used to allow us different names for our renamed zip file in case there are more than 1 being processed.

    $i = 0
    Get-ChildItem -Path 'Y:\' -Filter 'CallRecording*.zip' | ForEach-Object -Process {
        $extractFolder = "C:\temp\$($_.BaseName)"
        $_ | Expand-Archive -DestinationPath $extractFolder 
        
        # ($? tells us if the last command completed successfully)
        if ($?) {
            # only rename file if Expand-Archive was successful
            $_ | Rename-Item -NewName ((Get-Date).AddDays(-1).ToString('yyyyMMdd') + "_$((++$i)).zip")
        }
    }