How to use regular expression in PowerShell

It only validates that the string contains an at sign (@) that is preceded and followed by one or more nonwhitespace characters. ^-S+@-S+$. Regex options: None.

2021年4月23日 — Yes, I'm aware that it's not a perfect email regular expression. There are plenty that are more complex to capture larger character classes and ...

2023年3月17日 — Hey all! I have received a list of email addresses used in our system. I was tasked with finding out which addresses are actual valid ...

5 天前 — PowerShell can find an email address using regex. Input validation. You can also use regular expressions as a tool for validating input. Suppose ...

2024年5月15日 — In this example, we ask users to input a valid email address or phone number. $userInput = Read-Host -Prompt 'Input your email address (email@ ...

2023年5月11日 — Hi NV. To validate an email address that is similar to an Azure B2C email address, you can use the following steps: Use a regular expression ...

2018年1月14日 — I'm trying to get Powershell to validate email addresses using Regex. Don't! I would recommend against this. Accurately validating email ...

2018年10月24日 — You can use this regex to extract email for your particular domain name. [email protected]. As long as username part in your email only contains ...

2021年3月2日 — Short post on how to use PowerShell and regex to extract an email address from a string.

Use regex to extract an email address from a sting in PowerShell - Get-EmailFromString.ps1.