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hi and welcome to part five of my intermediate powershell tutorial series today weamp;#39;ll be looking at importing and exporting csv files with powershell in the next few videos weamp;#39;ll be looking at a few other data file types like xml json and iamp;#39;m also thinking about doing an excel video as well just because excel is widely used especially in enterprises and for different types of data and powershell does have a module that does easily allow the importing and exporting of excel files so weamp;#39;ll probably be taking a look at those but for today weamp;#39;ll be looking at csv files so letamp;#39;s go ahead and letamp;#39;s get started so i actually have a few csv files here i actually have two employee files that iamp;#39;ve generated with random names random data births and random positions one was a comma delimited file and one with a semicolon delimited file i just want to show you the differences when importing these into powershell and seeing whatamp;#39
