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It did line everything up on the leftmost margin, but it also split my key/values where they contained spaces.<br />
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So now I have<br />
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First<br />
line:<br />
first<br />
value<br />
Second<br />
line:<br />
second<br />
value
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It did line everything up on the leftmost margin, but it also split my key/values where they contained spaces.

So now I have

First
line:
first
value
Second
line:
second
value

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Ah, but splitting on `n may have done the trick...still testing...
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Ah, but splitting on `n may have done the trick...still testing...

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I'm trying to write this data to the Notes field for an AD object, but I'm seeing some extra 'spacing' that I don't want.<br />
<br />
First line:first value<br />
&nbsp;Second line: second value [note the leading space]<br />
&nbsp;[this continues to the end]<br />
[and then I have an extra blank line that I don't want, but I realize it's because of my `r`n - how can I remedy?]<br />
<br />
Am I missing something in my code that would correct this?<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-28674363-1"> [string]$info = $infoField.Keys | foreach {if ($infofield.item($_) -ne $null) {
                &quot;{0}:{1}`r`n&quot; -f $_.trim(),$infoField.item($_)}}
 $attributes.add('info',$info)</code></pre>
And then $attributes is applied to the New-ADGroup with the -otherAttributes parameter...
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I'm trying to write this data to the Notes field for an AD object, but I'm seeing some extra 'spacing' that I don't want.

First line:first value
 Second line: second value [note the leading space]
 [this continues to the end]
[and then I have an extra blank line that I don't want, but I realize it's because of my `r`n - how can I remedy?]

Am I missing something in my code that would correct this?
(CODE)
And then $attributes is applied to the New-ADGroup with the -otherAttributes parameter...

'Really' trimming in powershell

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