Kirneh
Reputation: 3
Creating a $variable from a specific part of a txt file
I'm trying to get PowerShell to use a specific section of a text file as a $variable to be used later in the script.
With Get-Content and index I can get to the point of having a whole line, but I just want one word to be the variable, not the whole thing.
The alphanumeric code will always be in the same location exactly line 5 (counting the first one as 0 of course) and the position in would be between the characters 22 to 30 (or the last 8 characters of that line).
I would like that section of the document to be identified as $txtdoc, to be used later in:
$inputfield = $ie.Document.getElementByID('input5')
$inputfield.value = $txtdoc
The txt file contains the following
From: *************
Sent: *************
To: *******************
Subject: *************
On-Demand Tokencode: 79960739
Expires after use or 60 minutes
Upvotes: 0
Views: 140
Answers (1)
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