How to use Export-csv

Question

I have a loop at the end of my script which writes a bunch of stuff to the command window
foreach($i in $hash.keys){
write-host "Hostname: $i" ;
Write-host "Template:" "$($hash.$i)";
$objIwsList = $iwsObjSearcher.findAll() |
foreach-object{
$tmp_name = ($_.Properties.Item("distinguishedName")[0].split(',=')[3]);
$tmp_device = ($_.Properties.Item("Vps-deviceTemplate")[0].toString().split(',=')[1])|
where-object{$tmp_name -eq $hash.$i
if($tmp_device -ne $null){write-host "Device:" $tmp_device}
I'd like to export this to a CSV file but I can't figure out how to do it. It seems from all the examples I've found that you need to pass the export at the end of the pipeline? I can't just wrap this whole forloop within the export, eh?
Any help would be appreciated.

Answer 1

I've also noticed that you don't end the statements with semi-colons? Aren't you supposed to? After things like:
$props.Device=$null
Shouldn't it be:
$props.Device=$null;
As there is more than one statement running in that block? Anyhow, I'll continue to work away at it and see if there's something I can use in PS1 that will do the same thing as your -property switch.
Thanks
I recommend a basic book or course in PowerSHell. YTOu are not using V1 unless you are on XP.  All current versions use -property on New-Object.
Seli-colons are not used in PowerShell and are seen as white space except in a hash where they are terminators.
$hash=@{A=1;B-2}
Same as:
$hash=@{
     A=1
     B=2
Trying to use PowerSHell by gueesing at how it works from what you see on teh Internet is a very unuseful way of learning.  It will only lead you to wrong assumptions.
Use "$host.Version" to get the correct version.
All current versions of PS use PS1 extension and live in the "C:\Windows\System32WindowsPowerShell\v1.0" folder.
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