PowerShell – Assignment operators
Basic Assignment operator, equal (=) sign is used to assign a value from right side value to it’s left side operand. PowerShell provides more such...
PowerShell – Arithemetic Operators
PowerShell provides different types of operators and through this article, we are going to discuss about Arithmetic Operators. Arithmetic Operators are used to compute numerical...
PowerShell – Hash tables
PowerShell Hash tables or dictionaries are used to store the data in (key, value) pairs. Hash tables are very useful to retrieve the data. As...
PowerShell – Arrays – An Introduction
PowerShell supports Arrays. PowerShell Arrays are to store collection of items. Each item in an Array is of same type or different type. Defining Arrays...
Google Adsense – Create Block controls Experiment
Experiments are used to Optimize the performance of the Ad settings in Google Adsense account. I recommend you to read Article before you continue to...
PowerShell – How to reset Variables (using Clear-Variable)?
We have discussed about setting the values to the variables in PowerShell, in our previous Article. Through this Article, we will discuss about resetting the...
Google Adsense – Why Experiments in Adsense are required?
Experiments are used to measure the performance of the different Ad settings created in Google Adsense account. Usually we create experiments to verify how the...
PowerShell – Does it possible to delete variables?
Yes, it is possible to remove the variables defined in PowerShell. PowerShell provides a command Remove-Variable to delete the variables defined in the current scope....
PowerShell – How to set variables?
Once we define the variables, we can alter the content of the variables anytime. Through this Article, we are going to discuss different ways to...
PowerShell – How to create read-only and constant Variables?
PowerShell supports constant and read-only variables. We have discussed about creating the variables in our previous Article “PowerShell – How to create Variables?“. Through this,...
Microsoft Office 2013 – How to verify the Office installation is Click-to-Run or MSI-based installation?
Usually when we install Microsoft Applications; we install them by clicking on the Setup file(s). The setup will takes us through the installation steps (wizards)...
PowerShell – How to create Variables?
PowerShell allows us to create the variables. We use “$” Symbol to create the variables. Through this Article, we will discuss more about defining the...
PowerShell – How to view command history?
Whenever you enter commands at PowerShell command prompt, internally PowerShell maintains session history; the commands we entered during the current session. We can retrieve these...
PowerShell – How to get Windows Event Log details?
Getting Event log details in Windows Operating System is easy with PowerShell. PowerShell provides useful commands to manage Windows Event logs. In this Article, we...
PowerShell – Script blocks and Invoke-Command
In our previous articles, we have discussed about PowerShell Scripts and PowerShell Functions. PowerShell provides Script blocks also to group the commands and invoke them...
Microsoft Project – Understanding Task types
Microsoft Project uses Task types when scheduling the project. Task types are important to understand, to understand how the Project deals with different fields, when...
Microsoft Excel – How to generate Random numbers?
Microsoft Excel provides RAND and RANDBETWEEN functions to generate Random numbers. Through this Article we are going to discuss about these two functions. Excel random...
PowerShell – Scripts and Defining Parameters
So far we have discussed about PowerShell cmdlets; and we have discussed these commands with working examples. The commands were executed at the PowerShell command...
Microsoft Excel – Rounding Numbers to the Specified number of digits
We have discussed rounding the numbers using CEILING and FLOOR functions through my previous Article “Microsoft Excel – CEILING and FLOOR functions“. Excel provides another...
PowerShell – Automatic Variables – $HOST, $HOME, $PWD and $ERROR
PowerShell provides another set of Automatic variables to allows us to get the information about home directory, present working directory, host details and error details....