Write-Progress display - How to get rid of it when complete?

Question

This seems straight forward, but I haven't seen/found the answer...
My progress bars hang around too long.  I would like them to go away when complete, but they don't always.
Typically the Write-Progress is within a loop, and it works.  Then imediately after the loop I add "Write-Progress -Complete", but that doesn't seem to do it.
What am I missing?

Answer 1

Not sure, but I don't think so...
There is only one instance of the write-progress cmdlet.  It executes many times within the loop.
Another question comes to mind... what is the -Completed argument for?  Should write-progress be called with that argument to close the display?  Or, when is that argument appropriate?
I see Write-Progress twice:
While( -NOT $Script:RecordSetG.EoF )
{ #...Some code
$intCounterL ++
If( $intRecordCountL -gt 0 )
{ $dblPercentageL = 100*( $intCounterL / $intRecordCountL )
$intPercentageL = [int]$dblPercentageL
$intSecondsLeftL = ( $intRecordCountL - $intCounterL ) / 24
<em><strong>Write-Progress</strong></em> `
-Activity "Building mailbox objects..." `
-PercentComplete $intPercentageL `
-SecondsRemaining $intSecondsLeftL `
-CurrentOperation "$intPercentageL% complete" `
-Status "Please wait."
}#End If
}#WEnd
<em><strong>Write-Progress -Completed</strong></em>
I was suggesting eliminating the second one.