Using Get-ChildItem to set file count variable not working

Hello, I am trying to count the number of files in a given folder. I pass the folder path as a parameter.  i.e.  F:\SQLServerBackupFile\Test.

There are two separate groups of files that I need to retrieve the count for then store them in two separate variables.

The first set of files are namedFile_1.bak.gpg, File_2.bak.gpg, etc. Currently, there are 12 files and periodically a new file will be added.

I have successfully captured a count using the following to count all files, except those with “Dispatch” in the name. I use where {! $_.PSIsContainer} because there is a subfolder and if the where clause is not used it adds one to the count.

$fileDirectory=’F:\SQLServerBackupFile\Test’

$fileCount = $directoryCount = $fileDispatchCount = 0

$fileCount= Get-ChildItem -path $fileDirectory -Exclude *Dispatch*.* | where {! $_.PSIsContainer}

For the second variable I tried to count only the “Dispatch” files. I have tried a couple variations of the command and none work. 

#Does not work   $fileDispatchCount= Get-ChildItem -path $fileDirectory -Include *Dispatch*.* | Where-Object {$_.name -like "*Dispatch*"}

$fileDispatchCount= Get-ChildItem -path $fileDirectory -Include *Dispatch*.* | Where-Object {! $_.PSIsContainer}

Write-Host 'Dispatch File Count entering loop: '$fileDispatchCount.Count

Could someone please help with the second command?

Thank you!