title: PowerShell issue adding user information from AD into Array
body: <p>Anyone good with hash tables ale to help out on this one. I have multiple global groups where I am gather each member of the groups. I am trying to add them to a hash table, each line contains all the information about the user account being returned where the $group is the key. </p>
  
  <p>When I use $vdiArr.add I get the error Cannot find an overload for "add" and the argument count: "9".
  When I remove the hashed out command it works fine but the data in the array seems to be all over the place. I am trying to achieve each user's information on one line within the array. e.g vdiArr[0]={theirGroup,Name, GivenName, LastName and so on....</p>
  
  <pre><code>clear-host
  $count = $null
  $date = Get-Date -format "MM-dd-yyyy_hh-mm-ss"
  $vdiGrps = Get-Content "D:\SourceFiles$\Scripts\Active Directory\ADGroups.txt"
  
  $vdiArr=[System.Collections.ArrayList]@{}
  $vdiArr=@{}
  
      foreach($group in $vdiGrps)
      {
          $ADgroup=(get-adgroup $group -properties members).members | get-adobject | where {$_.objectclass -eq "User"}| get-aduser -properties * | select name, GivenName, Surname, UserPrincipalName, SamAccountName, Enabled, DistinguishedName
          $ADgroup
  
          $vdiArr.add($group,$ADgroup.name,$ADgroup.GivenName,$ADgroup.Surname,$ADgroup.UserPrincipalName,$ADgroup.SamAccountName,$ADgroup.SamAccountName,$ADgroup.Enabled,$ADgroup.DistinguishedName)
  
          #$vdiArr.group = $group
          #$vdiArr.Name = $ADgroup.name
          #$vdiArr.GivenName = $ADgroup.GivenName
          #$vdiArr.Surname = $ADgroup.Surname
          #$vdiArr.UserPrincipalName = $ADgroup.UserPrincipalName
          #$vdiArr.SamAccountName = $ADgroup.SamAccountName
          #$vdiArr.Enabled = $ADgroup.Enabled
          #$vdiArr.DistinguishedName = $ADgroup.DistinguishedName
  
  
      }
  
  
  $arrOutput += New-Object -TypeName psobject -Property $vdiArr
  Out-File -InputObject $arrOutput -FilePath "$home\Desktop\test.csv"
  </code></pre>