Powershell turn strings into array with headings - arrays

Question

I'd like to create a table with headings from a series of strings, which have been pulled from an output. I've already 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 I need to turn that into a table, something like this:
I've tried the below, and a copule of other multidimentional examples, but I'm clearly missing something 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
}

Answer 1

Create objects from your 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 and newer you can simplify that by using the [PSCustomObject] type accelerator:
... | ForEach-Object {
[PSCustomObject]#{
'Server Name' = $Trimmed[1]
'IP Address' = $Trimmed[0]
'Scope Name' = $Trimmed[2]
'Comment' = $Trimmed[3]
}
}
PowerShell displays objects with up to 4 properties in tabular form by default (unless the objects have specific formatting instructions), but you can force tabular output via the Format-Table cmdlet if required:
... | Format-Table
Note that you need Out-String in addition to Format-Table if for instance you want to write that tabular representation to a file:
... | Format-Table | Out-String | Set-Content 'C:\output.txt'