How to have conditionals in a PowerShell switch statement? This code below returns 0 when it should return 1000.
$UsedSpaceMB = 8500
switch ($UsedSpaceMB) {
($UsedSpaceMB -gt 15000) { $FreeSpace = 2000 }
($UsedSpaceMB -in 8000..15000 ) { $FreeSpace = 1000 }
($UsedSpaceMB -in 1700..8000 ) { $FreeSpace = 500 }
($UsedSpaceMB -in 1000..1700 ) { $FreeSpace = 200 }
($UsedSpaceMB -in 800..1000 ) { $FreeSpace = 100 }
($UsedSpaceMB -lt 800 ) { $FreeSpace = 50 }
}
$FreeSpace
The syntax is incorrect for a switch. Please see here for the documentation.
$UsedSpaceMB = 8500
switch ($UsedSpaceMB) {
{$_ -gt 15000} { $FreeSpace = 2000 }
{$_ -in 8000..15000 } { $FreeSpace = 1000 }
{$_ -in 1700..8000 } { $FreeSpace = 500 }
{$_ -in 1000..1700 } { $FreeSpace = 200 }
{$_ -in 800..1000 } { $FreeSpace = 100 }
{$_ -lt 800 } { $FreeSpace = 50 }
}
$FreeSpace
or you could use -contains
switch ($UsedSpaceMB) {
{$_ -gt 15000} { $FreeSpace = 2000 }
{8000..15000 -contains $_ } { $FreeSpace =1000 }
{1700..8000 -contains $_} { $FreeSpace = 500 }
{1000..1700 -contains $_ } { $FreeSpace = 200 }
{800..1000 -contains $_ } { $FreeSpace = 100 }
{$_ -lt 800 } { $FreeSpace = 50 }
}
$FreeSpace
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