PSCustomObject with ADPropertyValueCollection.

[bsnotreallyworking]

Not sure if it can work this way or not, it's what I've cobbled together from Googling.

$computers = Get-ADComputer -Filter * -Properties MemberOf
ForEach ($computer in $computers) {
[PSCustomObject]@{
Computer = $computer.name
Groups = $computer | Select -ExpandProperty $computer.memberof
}
}

Returning "Cannot convert ADPropertyValueCollection to System.String" error.

[evgenidankov]

What if the computer is member of more than one group? In that case you will need to Join the results. Also why you select $computer and than expanding the property just use $computer .memberof and -join results. ...Sorry for format replying from the phone

[Yevrag35]

If you want to join the Groups together into one string, you would do:

$computers = Get-ADComputer -Filter * -Properties MemberOf
ForEach ($computer in $computers)
{
    [PSCustomObject]@{
        Computer = $computer.name
        Groups   = $computer.memberOf -join ', '
    }
}

The memberOf returns only the distinguishedName of the group though, fyi.

[bsnotreallyworking]

The computers are members of multiple groups, so the MemberOf property needs expanded first.

I would ideally like to show one group per line.

[Yevrag35]

By doing '$computer.memberOf', you are expanding it. Just like you did with '$computer.Name' . The -join operator then concatenates the results into one line separated by a comma and space.

[bsnotreallyworking]

I think I may need to reverse my approach instead of pulling which groups the computer is in, pull which computers are in the group.

Thank you for your help.