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hi and welcome to this powershell tutorial video in this tutorial video weamp;#39;ll be covering a um a question that weamp;#39;ve got in the comments from carrie and guano iamp;#39;m sorry if i mispronounced that uh but she had asked for how to replace a header on all the files in a folder and specifically csv files that have headers so what i have here i have a ps1 script thatamp;#39;s just blank and then i have a whole bunch of csv files here all of them for this test do have the same columns uh column names uh so theyamp;#39;re all just call one through four uh just for the simplicity of creating these files but it really doesnamp;#39;t matter how many columns you have we will be able to use the solution for all those different scenarios so what weamp;#39;re first going to want to do in our script here because she did mention uh that we would want to grab all the files in the folder so what i would do is i would create a variable here called csv files location and weamp;#39