Need a powershell script to look for files

I am good in powershell along with automation and development stuff, please let me know if you are good to award this project to me

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Hey there, I'm a System Engineer with coding skills. I had developed tons of scripts using PowerShell. I can help. Regards.

hey I'm Romain, a French Microsoft certified guy I can help you with that I already wrote a lot of scripts and win contestes (you can have a look to my reviews) please contact me for more information best regards Romain

Hey, I am a powershell developer and have written several scripts like this before as well. I have written a sample of you code (apart from mail), Message me to validate same and if you find it fits your requirement you can award project to me and I can add code for mailing.

Hi I have several years’ experience developing Powershell in a professional environment and would be happy to help you with your request Thanks, Mattin

I work with powershell nearly every day. This task is fairly trivial and I will be able to get it done very quickly.

Propose 2 functions 1 to capture the information and the other to format it and email it. Separating them will allow for easy updates in the future. Should also look for more than just empty file Relevant Skills and Experience I work daily with Posh doing admin stuff like this and even more stuff with SCOM. This request is super easy to implement

Hi, Welcome to my profile. I have been working in Powershell for almost 5 years. Daily I am working on such tasks.

Though this is my first time on freelancer.com, I am not new to writing these types of scripts. I have worked for two very large companies where I have put my PowerShell skills to work. I write PowerShell automation scripts and tools to assist our teams in doing their day to day tasks by taking complex steps and integrating them into simple functions or scripts which allows those that don't need to or want to learn PowerShell. As for your project, I would take this approach based on the description above: 1. The script would read the necessary file locations from either a flat file or csv so that the code doesn't need to be changed to add or change a file location. This would also make the script more portable if it needed to run on different servers or environments. 2. In each location, I would have it find the most recent files or simply search for files with the current date in the filename (depending on the date format) 3. If it finds a file and presuming the file is in a format that can be imported by PowerShell, read enough of the contents to determine if the file is empty. 4. As for the email, as long as there is an available smtp relay server, I would draft an either an html formatted email or attach a csv file with the output columns per the requirements.