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Find SharePoint documents by file extension

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This blog post contains a simple PowerShell script that you can use to find all SharePoint files from a certain file extension. It creates a CSV file with the results, so you can easily consume or manipulate that information. 

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Joel Rodrigues PowerShell, SharePoint Leave a comment 14th May 202014th May 2020 1 Minute

Find SharePoint documents by file type

file type

This blog post contains a simple PowerShell script that you can use to find all SharePoint files from a certain file type. It creates a CSV file with the results, so you can easily consume or manipulate that information.

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Joel Rodrigues PowerShell, SharePoint Leave a comment 13th May 202014th May 2020 1 Minute
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Joel Rodrigues

I’m a big SharePoint and Microsoft 365 development enthusiast and I always try to share the things I learn. I try to be active on the SharePoint development community and stay up to date with the latest developments within that space. I’m also a SharePoint MVP in Office Development since September 2019.

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