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| | write-output array without C/R Hi, I have a two element array called $tt with contents: "one" "two" When I write-host "testing with $tt[1]", I get: testing with two When I use write-output with $tt[1]", I get: testing with two Is there a way to make the output look like write-host where I don't have a C/R with it. I need to use write-output so that I can pipeline. Thanks in advance, Frank |
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| | Re: write-output array without C/R You need to enclose the $tt[1] in $(). Like PS C:\> $tt = "one","two" PS C:\> Write-Output "Testing with $($tt[1])" Testing with two PS C:\> "Frank" <Frank@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2C50CE54-2FCB-48A5-9AF3-F497B3FAA1E1@microsoft.com... > Hi, > > I have a two element array called $tt with contents: > > "one" > "two" > > When I write-host "testing with $tt[1]", I get: > > testing with two > > When I use write-output with $tt[1]", I get: > > testing with > two > > Is there a way to make the output look like write-host where I don't have > a > C/R with it. I need to use write-output so that I can pipeline. > > Thanks in advance, > > Frank > > > |
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