Import-csv and export-csv

Hi everyone,
How do I modify the script so that I see all the entries in the computers_result.csv file. As it stands only the last entry in the computers.csv shoes up in the computers_result.csv file. Thanks so much.
Import-Csv C:\computers.csv | ForEach-Object {
$computername = $_.computer
$result = get-adcomputer $computername -Properties description | select Name,Description
$result | export-csv C:\computers_result.csv

Try this and let me know
$result = @()
Import-Csv C:\computers.csv | ForEach-Object {
$computername = $_.computer
$result += get-adcomputer $computername -Properties description | select Name,Description
$result | export-csv C:\computers_result.csv
Regards Chen V [MCTS SharePoint 2010]

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User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
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User NOT found:
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User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
User NOT found:
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       $SCCMAgentStatus = Get-Service -name ccmexec -computername $Objitem.Name
       $Networks = Get-WmiObject Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration -ComputerName $Objitem.Name | ? {$_.IPEnabled}
       $objitem.Pingable = "Yes"
       foreach ($Network in $Networks)
               $IPAddress = $Network.IpAddress[0]
       Write-Host $Objitem.Name,"...Success...",$IPAddress,"   SCCM Status = ",$SCCMAgentStatus.Status, "Anti-Virus = ",$AVName, "Status = ",$AVStatus.Status
       $service = gwmi -computername $objItem.Name -class Win32_Service | ? {$_.Name -eq $AVName}
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       $path = $path.Replace('"','')
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       Write-Host "Version = ",$ver
   Else
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       $objitem.Pingable = "No"
$Processed | export-csv -Path "c:\temp\AllADProcessed.CSV"

Need to import csv and manipulate one column

I have a monthly report output by an FTP program into CSV format. The CSV file has headers and 3 columns:
1) a group name
2) the number of transfers that group made
3) the total size of all their transfers (in bytes)
Example (with headers and 6 rows of data for 7 rows total):
"monthly transfers","sum of monthly transfers","sum of file size"
"group1 (Prod to Dev)","26","11556381672"
"group2 (Prod to Dev)","5","348197396"
"group3 (Prod to Dev)","14","1272913379"
"group1 (Dev to Prod)","0","0"
"group2 (Dev to Prod)","1976","2036311426"
"group3 (Dev to Prod)","1","131"
I have been asked to write a script that will convert the bytes to megabytes and then sort based on group name and export the new data so auditors (non-technical people) can review it.
I've worked with Excel a bunch in Powershell (I.E. opening a com object and writing directly to a cell) and I'd prefer to do it that way, but the server this script needs to run on doesn't have MS Office installed and can't have anything else installed on
it, so I'm trying to learn about import-csv and such. I've come up with this:
$file = "C:\ftp\ftp_report.csv"
$csv = import-csv $file
$csv | sort "monthly transfers"
The part I'm stuck on is converting that third column from bytes to megabytes. I know that in Powershell I can do "X / 1mb" to convert a number from bytes to megabytes, but I'm not sure of how best to do this in a specific column of a CSV file.
Should I create a hash table? Should I count the number of rows and then do a "foreach" on
$csv[0].'sum of file size' / 1mb
Am I overthinking this and there's a really easy way to manipulate all values in a column?
Thank you in advance.
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Probably like this, right at the parameter:
("{0:N2}" -f ($row.'sum of file size' / 1mb))
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Import-csv and export-csv

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