Get-rid of the format we get using Get-ADuser in a CSV. Send CSV data in an email in table format

Question

Hi,
I am using get-ADuser in order to extract a few AD attributes of some users. I export the users and their respective attributes to a CSV. However, the output in CSV i get has the following format in each cell for its AD attribute. 
@{description=<Value>} or @ { info=<Value>}
I have tried to use Expandproperty switch in order to get rid of it but it does not accept null values and hence if a user has no value for a said attribute, the previous value is copied for that user too. However, without expand property it gives me the
above format in the output.
$Desc = Get-ADUser $Username -Properties description | select description
I would like the cells to contain only values and not this format along.
Also, once I have the CSV with values I would also like to copy the values from CSV in an email in the form of a TABLE. I have been able to copy the content in an email using the following however, this in not in a table format. 
$mail = Import-Csv $newlogonfile | Out-String
Please HELP!

Answer 1

Yes I am already using Export-Csv but still getting the same kind of format in output :-
$Username = $Event.Properties[5].Value
            $Title_var = get-aduser $Username -properties Title | select Title
       $Ofc_phone = get-aduser $Username -Properties OfficePhone | select OfficePhone
       $Info_var = get-aduser $Username -properties info | select info
       $Display_Name = get-aduser $Username -properties DisplayName | select DisplayName
            $Mail = Get-ADUser $Username -Properties Mail | select Mail
       $Desc = Get-ADUser $Username -Properties description | select description
        $Props = @{ 
                User = $Event.Properties[5].Value;
                TimeCreated = $Event.TimeCreated;
                LogonType = $Event.Properties[8].Value;
                DCName = $Event.MachineName;
Workstation_address = $Event.Properties[18].Value;
Title = $Title_var;
OfficePhone = $Ofc_phone;
Info = $Info_var;
DisplayName = $Display_Name;
        Description = $Desc;
       EMail = $Mail
            $LogonRecord = New-Object -TypeName psobject -Property $Props
            $Result += $LogonRecord
$Result | Export-Csv -Path $logFile -append -UseCulture -NoTypeInformation # Log it to CSV
OUTPUT has values in this format in the CSV :-
@{info=} @{description=abc} @{DisplayName=} @{Officephone=}
@{Mail=[email protected]}