How to use -filter parameter in Powershell

Question

I'm currently running a PowerShell (v3.0) script and I have some jpg files need tidy in a folder. I want to sort the files by the file creation date .but it doesn't work.

get-childitem -path $fipath\*.jpg|get-itemproperty -filter LastWritTime "2013/10/2"

the command get nothing besides err info.

I have tried many other methods but it doesn't work anymore how to use the parameter -filter in PowerShell anyone can gave a idea?

Tarique Noorain · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-06 15:34:29Z

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Try like this :

Get-ChildItem -path $fipath -filter *.jpg |where {$_.LastWriteTime.Date -eq "10/02/2013"}

answered Oct 6, 2013 at 15:34

Tarique Noorain

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Chao Dong Over a year ago

ho ho ！ thank you！It works well this time！I have tried like this：

Chao Dong Over a year ago

ho ho ！ thank you！@Tarique Noorain It works well this time！I have tried like this： 'get-childitem -path $filepath -filter *.jpg|where{$_.creationtime.date -eq "2013/10/02"}' but it returns nothing . is it because the file property “LastwriteTime” not equal “creationtime” ？

Tarique Noorain · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-07 16:44:12Z

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date format should be like MM/DD/YYYY

answered Oct 7, 2013 at 16:44

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