Sometimes code can speak more accurately than a person can explain.  ;)

Given this code:

$server = server900.ms.corpnet.net
$array1 = @()

$array1 = get-wmiobject win32_share -computer $server -Filter "type < '10'" | sort "name" | ForEach {
$_ | select name
}
$array1[-1]

Should be simple... correct?

Assume I have 10 shares (named sequencially) on this server:

DeptShare901
...
DeptShare910


Here's my displayed result:

name
----
DeptShare910


However, I don't want that.  I want my DISPLAYED results to be the share...no header or column separator:

Displayed results should be:

DeptShare910


Rather than someone answer this straight-away, I would like to try to solve this with help on my own... so I'm asking for help rathar than someone tell me exactly what's wrong.  After all, how am I going to learn?  ;)  Then, I can re-post and share what I did so that others can also learn.

Does this have to do with the select statement or how I'm displaying the data?  I've been googling the different parts of this simple script example but everything I've tried so far always returns the column header and separator.

Thanks

Don't pipe to select-object. Select-object creates a new object with the properties you've selected and displays them together with the property name as the header.