As you can see, I have created a simple four-line PowerShell script. This script's last line calls a function called Do-Something . That function creates a variable named A and sets it equal to 1234.

This should produce a file very similar, if not identical, to the file created using the first script. Next we’ll look at how variables work for PowerShell. Deploying Variables in PowerShell. Figure 5 ...

For this, I am going to use the same code as before, but several changes will need to be made to the line that calls the script. Here is the new command: strCommand = "Powershell -Command ""C ...

Running the script Click File then Open and browse to where you saved the script file to select it then load it into PowerShell ISE. Hit the green button to execute it.