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source/Public/Remove-RowsWithEmptyCSVStatus.ps1

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
         The name of the worksheet within the Excel file to be processed.
     .EXAMPLE
         PS C:\> Remove-RowsWithEmptyCSVStatus -FilePath "C:\Reports\Report.xlsx" -WorksheetName "Sheet1"
-        This command imports data from the "Sheet1" worksheet in the "Report.xlsx" file, removes rows where the 'CSV_Status' column is empty, and saves the filtered data to a new file named "Report-Filtered.xlsx" in the same directory.
+            This command imports data from the "Sheet1" worksheet in the "Report.xlsx" file, removes rows where the 'CSV_Status' column is empty, and saves the filtered data to a new file named "Report-Filtered.xlsx" in the same directory.
     .NOTES
         This function requires the ImportExcel module to be installed.
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@@ -22,28 +22,21 @@ function Remove-RowsWithEmptyCSVStatus {
         [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
         [string]$WorksheetName
     )
-
     # Import the Excel file
     $ExcelData = Import-Excel -Path $FilePath -WorksheetName $WorksheetName
-
     # Check if CSV_Status column exists
     if (-not $ExcelData.PSObject.Properties.Match("CSV_Status")) {
         throw "CSV_Status column not found in the worksheet."
     }
-
     # Filter rows where CSV_Status is not empty
     $FilteredData = $ExcelData | Where-Object { $null -ne $_.CSV_Status -and $_.CSV_Status -ne '' }
-
     # Get the original file name and directory
     $OriginalFileName = [System.IO.Path]::GetFileNameWithoutExtension($FilePath)
     $Directory = [System.IO.Path]::GetDirectoryName($FilePath)
-
     # Create a new file name for the filtered data
     $NewFileName = "$OriginalFileName-Filtered.xlsx"
     $NewFilePath = Join-Path -Path $Directory -ChildPath $NewFileName
-
     # Export the filtered data to a new Excel file
     $FilteredData | Export-Excel -Path $NewFilePath -WorksheetName $WorksheetName -Show
-
     Write-Output "Filtered Excel file created at $NewFilePath"
 }