#PSTip Using XPath in PowerShell, Part 6
When we analyze XML documents with XPath we may need information about number of certain items. For example, we can…
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XPath has one big disadvantage–it’s case sensitive. Unlike regular expressions, there is no way to “turn it off”. But there…
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Filtering using XPath is not limited to queries that make sure that existing value is equal to value that we…
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Filtering data with XPath works very well even if we need more complex filters that require information from different levels…
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XPath can be used to apply ‘filter left’ philosophy to XML documents. For example we can find any h1 element…
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This is the first tip in a series of Select-Xml/XPath tips. Working with XML documents in PowerShell is relatively easy….
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