Powershell where-object | get-date - powershell

Question

Hello i want to get only the month and year of a file with Date context
for example:
Where-Object {$_.StartDate-eq (Get-Date).AddDays(0).ToString("mm.yyyy") } |
current status:
Get-Content "file" -Encoding:String |
Select -Skip 1 |
ConvertFrom-Csv |
Where-Object {$_.StartDate -eq (Get-Date).ToString("MM.yyyy") } |
Where-Object {-not $_.DestinationNumber.StartsWith("+49") -and $_.DestinationNumber.StartsWith("+")} |
ForEach { [DateTime]$_.EndTime - [DateTime]$_.StartTime } |
ForEach { $Total=0 } { $Total += $_.TotalMinutes}
[math]::Round($Total,2),'Minuten'
i hope any body can help me.

Answer 1

Lower Case 'm' denotes minutes, you will have to use upper case M for month. Something like..
{$_.StartDate-eq (Get-Date).AddDays(0).ToString("MM.yyyy")
You don't need to invoke AddDays method, if u just have to get the current date. You can simple try,
(Get-Date).ToString("MM.yyyy")
--EDIT as per OP Clarification--
From the context it appears that you want to convert $_.StartDate to MM.yyyy format. If that's the case (assuming you have a valid date time value in $_.StartDate) you can use the Get-Date method on it. Something like,
Where-Object {(Get-Date($_.StartDate)).ToString("MM.yyyy") -eq (Get-Date).ToString("MM.yyyy") }