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I want to keep the output of this command on the same line:



((Get-ADUser -filter employeetype -eq "Employee").SamAccountName) | Sort-Object | Get-ADUser | ForEach-Object $_.Name,$_.Department,$_mail


Currently the output shows up like this:



James Roberts
Accounting
jroberts@email.tld


But, I need to have it show up like:



James Roberts Accounting jroberts@email.tld


I've also tried using (based on a suggestion I found):



((Get-ADUser -filter employeetype -eq "Employee").SamAccountName) | Sort-Object | Get-ADUser | ForEach-Object $_.Name;$_.Department;$_mail


but, I get the same three lines of output and not one line.










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    Instead of Foreach-Object you should use Select-Object -Property

    – Olaf
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  • to get those items on the same line, you can use -join with whatever delimiter you want. [grin] take a look at Get-Help about_Join for some useful examples.

    – Lee_Dailey
    Mar 27 at 1:02

















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I want to keep the output of this command on the same line:



((Get-ADUser -filter employeetype -eq "Employee").SamAccountName) | Sort-Object | Get-ADUser | ForEach-Object $_.Name,$_.Department,$_mail


Currently the output shows up like this:



James Roberts
Accounting
jroberts@email.tld


But, I need to have it show up like:



James Roberts Accounting jroberts@email.tld


I've also tried using (based on a suggestion I found):



((Get-ADUser -filter employeetype -eq "Employee").SamAccountName) | Sort-Object | Get-ADUser | ForEach-Object $_.Name;$_.Department;$_mail


but, I get the same three lines of output and not one line.










share|improve this question



















  • 2





    Instead of Foreach-Object you should use Select-Object -Property

    – Olaf
    Mar 27 at 0:54











  • to get those items on the same line, you can use -join with whatever delimiter you want. [grin] take a look at Get-Help about_Join for some useful examples.

    – Lee_Dailey
    Mar 27 at 1:02













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I want to keep the output of this command on the same line:



((Get-ADUser -filter employeetype -eq "Employee").SamAccountName) | Sort-Object | Get-ADUser | ForEach-Object $_.Name,$_.Department,$_mail


Currently the output shows up like this:



James Roberts
Accounting
jroberts@email.tld


But, I need to have it show up like:



James Roberts Accounting jroberts@email.tld


I've also tried using (based on a suggestion I found):



((Get-ADUser -filter employeetype -eq "Employee").SamAccountName) | Sort-Object | Get-ADUser | ForEach-Object $_.Name;$_.Department;$_mail


but, I get the same three lines of output and not one line.










share|improve this question














I want to keep the output of this command on the same line:



((Get-ADUser -filter employeetype -eq "Employee").SamAccountName) | Sort-Object | Get-ADUser | ForEach-Object $_.Name,$_.Department,$_mail


Currently the output shows up like this:



James Roberts
Accounting
jroberts@email.tld


But, I need to have it show up like:



James Roberts Accounting jroberts@email.tld


I've also tried using (based on a suggestion I found):



((Get-ADUser -filter employeetype -eq "Employee").SamAccountName) | Sort-Object | Get-ADUser | ForEach-Object $_.Name;$_.Department;$_mail


but, I get the same three lines of output and not one line.







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    Instead of Foreach-Object you should use Select-Object -Property

    – Olaf
    Mar 27 at 0:54











  • to get those items on the same line, you can use -join with whatever delimiter you want. [grin] take a look at Get-Help about_Join for some useful examples.

    – Lee_Dailey
    Mar 27 at 1:02












  • 2





    Instead of Foreach-Object you should use Select-Object -Property

    – Olaf
    Mar 27 at 0:54











  • to get those items on the same line, you can use -join with whatever delimiter you want. [grin] take a look at Get-Help about_Join for some useful examples.

    – Lee_Dailey
    Mar 27 at 1:02







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Instead of Foreach-Object you should use Select-Object -Property

– Olaf
Mar 27 at 0:54





Instead of Foreach-Object you should use Select-Object -Property

– Olaf
Mar 27 at 0:54













to get those items on the same line, you can use -join with whatever delimiter you want. [grin] take a look at Get-Help about_Join for some useful examples.

– Lee_Dailey
Mar 27 at 1:02





to get those items on the same line, you can use -join with whatever delimiter you want. [grin] take a look at Get-Help about_Join for some useful examples.

– Lee_Dailey
Mar 27 at 1:02












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If you want to create customized objects:



… | Select-Object -Property Name,Department,Mail


If you want to make strings:



… | ForEach-Object $_.Name,$_.Department,$_.Mail -join " " 


If you just want to display the table nicely (not going to use this output afterwards):



… | Format-Table -Property Name,Department,Mail -AutoSize





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    If you want to make strings:



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    If you just want to display the table nicely (not going to use this output afterwards):



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      If you want to create customized objects:



      … | Select-Object -Property Name,Department,Mail


      If you want to make strings:



      … | ForEach-Object $_.Name,$_.Department,$_.Mail -join " " 


      If you just want to display the table nicely (not going to use this output afterwards):



      … | Format-Table -Property Name,Department,Mail -AutoSize





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        … | Select-Object -Property Name,Department,Mail


        If you want to make strings:



        … | ForEach-Object $_.Name,$_.Department,$_.Mail -join " " 


        If you just want to display the table nicely (not going to use this output afterwards):



        … | Format-Table -Property Name,Department,Mail -AutoSize





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        … | Select-Object -Property Name,Department,Mail


        If you want to make strings:



        … | ForEach-Object $_.Name,$_.Department,$_.Mail -join " " 


        If you just want to display the table nicely (not going to use this output afterwards):



        … | Format-Table -Property Name,Department,Mail -AutoSize






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