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Sorting CSV table in Powershell
I'm wondering if some PS gurus can advise on whether my method for sorting and recombining some data fields by using an array of PSCustomObjects is as efficient as it might be. … \Cust.csv
# CSV fields: FullName, StreetAddress, City, Postcode
# Create a temporary array for sorting
$splitNames = @()
# Split "FullName" into separate name parts and add all to temp array
$data | foreach …
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