Powershell turn strings into array with headings -

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i'd create table headings series of strings, have been pulled output. i've used this...

$scopearray = @("$server","$ip","$scopename","$comment")

to turn this... 

$ip = $trimmed[0] $server = $trimmed[1] $scopename = $trimmed[2] $comment = $trimmed[3]

into this:

ps c:\windows\system32> $scopearray  myserver.domain 10.1.1.1 nameofscope scopedetails

but need turn table, this:

table example

i've tried below, , copule of other multidimentional examples, i'm missing fundamental. 

$table = @() foreach ($instance in $scopearray) { $row = "" | select servername,ip,scopename,comment $row.heading1 = "server name" $row.heading2 = "ip address" $row.heading3 = "scope name" $row.heading4 = "comment" $table += $row }

create objects input data:

... | foreach-object {     new-object -type psobject -property @{         'server name' = $trimmed[1]         'ip address'  = $trimmed[0]         'scope name'  = $trimmed[2]         'comment'     = $trimmed[3]     } }

in powershell v3 , newer can simplify using [pscustomobject] type accelerator:

... | foreach-object {     [pscustomobject]@{         'server name' = $trimmed[1]         'ip address'  = $trimmed[0]         'scope name'  = $trimmed[2]         'comment'     = $trimmed[3]     } }

powershell displays objects 4 properties in tabular form default (unless objects have specific formatting instructions), can force tabular output via format-table cmdlet if required:

... | format-table

note need out-string in addition format-table if instance want write tabular representation file:

... | format-table | out-string | set-content 'c:\output.txt'




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