All I Want Is a Damned CSV!
Read OriginalThis article addresses a common PowerShell issue: when exporting a simple array of strings to a CSV file using Export-Csv, the output contains string lengths instead of the values. It explains that Export-Csv exports object properties, and strings only have a 'Length' property. The post provides solutions, such as using Set-Content for a plain text file or converting strings into custom objects with a named property before exporting to CSV.
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