I got it to work by putting single quote inside of the double quotes like "'Wired Solaris'". BTW, The powershell command runs, just that it does not utilize the double quotes. It seems to ignore them being passed so it sees each word that has spaces as a new field, thus putting the data in the wrong...

BTW,
The powershell command runs, just that it does not utilize the double quotes. It seems to ignore them being passed so it sees each word that has spaces as a new field, thus putting the data in the wrong field.

Not sure what I am missing. Here is the exact run line that I am passing. Run>powershell.exe –noexit C:\Scripts\UserCreate\createuser.ps1 ""%dlgFirstName%"" ""%dlgLastName%"" ""%dlgAddress%"" ""%dlgCompany%"" ""%dlgCity%"" ""%dlgST%"" ""%dlgZIP%"" ""%dlgDept%"" ""%dlgTEL%"" Not passing everything ...

I tried that and it still excludes the quotes when passing to Run for some reason. Hi wiredsolaris, Can you not set the variables to strings that include the leading and trailing double quotes... like this? Let>dlgCompany="The Company" MessageModal>dlgCompany RunProgram>powershell.exe C:\Scripts\Use...

I am creating a mini app to automate user account and mailbox creation. I have it calling powershell using RunProgram. I am passing variables as parameters to powershell, but some of them have spaces and I need to have MS pass double quotes with the parameters. Here is a snippit: MessageModal>%dlgFi...

Yeh,
Figured that out finally as well after messing with the string.
Great help as always man.

Finally had work purchase MS. Gonna save me at least 3 hours worth of manual work a night. Schweett product.

mtettmar wrote:Ah, it's doing math on OE-7. Instead set the var with:

Let>search_string={"0E-7"}

Awesome and pretty close. It does locate every instance of 0E-7, but it only replaces the -7 and not the entire string 0E-7. However, if I do not use a variable in stringreplace it works. I.E. Instead of (this only replaces the -7 and not 0E-7): StringReplace>file_text,search_string,replacement_stri...

Good day, Needing some assistance with a search and replace issue. Let's say I have a folder with 62 files in it, tab delimited but with a txt extention. I have to currently use Windows search to located the ones that have a value of 0E-7 in them. No problem there. I then have to open WordPad (Notep...

Thank you kind sir. Did the trick.

mtettmar wrote:Remove the spaces.

Read the topic "IGNORESPACES" in the help file if you DO like spaces.

Currently testing out MS. I am seeing an issue where when I use at least 3 Let> commands, the third will not concatenante correctly. For Example. I try the following simple script and run through debugger: Day>dd Month>mm Year>yyyy sub>dd,1 Let>strFolder = C:\Test\ Let>strDate = %yyyy%%mm%%dd% Let>s...