Formatting output from psbase.InvokeGet

Question

I can run the following script to get each user's name, FQDN's and RDS (Terminal Services) path.  If I pipe the script to an OutFile when I run it, I get a text file with these elements listed on separate lines.  If I break it into two scripts
with one getting display name and RDS profile and the other getting FQDN and RDS profile, I can work through the 2 output files with Word and Excel to get a spreadsheet of all 3 elements, but I would much rather not have to go through the added hassle since
we will be checking this somewhat frequently in the near future.
What can I do to the script below to have it output all 3 elements of each userID in a table?  If not in a table, then a text file with the elements separated by semicolons (doesn't have to be semicolons, but it can't be commas since the FQDN is full
of commas) and each user's info on a separate line so that I can easily bring it into Excel?
The script is:
$Users = ([ADSISearcher]"(&(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=user))").findall() | select path
 foreach ($user in $users) {
 $userSearch = [adsi]"$($user.path)"
 $userSearch.psbase.InvokeGet(“displayname”)
 $userSearch.psbase.InvokeGet(“distinguishedname”)
 $userSearch.psbase.InvokeGet(“terminalservicesprofilepath”)
Thank you for your help with this.

Answer 1

Hi Logan,
Give this a try:
$out = @()
$Users = ([ADSISearcher]"(&(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=user))").findall() | select path
foreach ($user in $users) {
$userSearch = [adsi]"$($user.path)"
try { $rdsPath = $userSearch.psbase.InvokeGet(“terminalservicesprofilepath”) }
catch { $rdsPath = '' }
$props = @{
DisplayName = $userSearch.psbase.InvokeGet(“displayname”)
DN = $userSearch.psbase.InvokeGet(“distinguishedname”)
RDSPath = $rdsPath
$out += New-Object PsObject -Property $props
$out | Export-Csv .\userInfo.csv -NoTypeInformation
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