Export-csv creating multiple lines

So I have found this script that is exactly what I need to export lastlogon and memberof to a .csv file. The problem is the output lists the group memberships on multiple lines instead of just one -

I believe the answer is using (join “,”) instead of (Split ('.')) but I can seem to find where to make the edit to obtain the correct results.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.

$results = @()
$users = Get-ADUser u11111 -Properties Name,Description,Enabled,lastLogon,MemberOf
foreach($user in $users){
$lastlogon = [datetime]::FromFileTime($user.lastlogon)
foreach($group in $user.MemberOf){
$temp = New-Object PSCustomObject -Property @{'Name' = $user.Name;
'Description' = $user.Description;
'Enabled' = $user.Enabled;
'LastLogon' = $lastlogon;
'Group' = '';
}
$temp.Group = $group.Split(',')
$results += $temp
}
}
$results | Export-CSV C:\Output\ADDumpu57167.csv -NoTypeInformation

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AAP_MidrangeAsked: 2016-01-11

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footechCommented: 2016-01-11

What I see is that the split is an attempt to get just part of the group's distinguishedName (unsuccessfully, because the code isn't right). Other than that the split doesn't do anything in the above.

If you just want your output to include everything in the memberof property, then you can use the below. Modified as little as possible so you can spot the code difference.

$results = @()
$users = Get-ADUser testuser -Properties Name,Description,Enabled,lastLogon,MemberOf
foreach($user in $users){
    $lastlogon = [datetime]::FromFileTime($user.lastlogon)
    $temp = New-Object PSCustomObject -Property @{'Name' = $user.Name;
                                            'Description' = $user.Description;
                                            'Enabled' = $user.Enabled;
                                            'LastLogon' = $lastlogon;
                                            'Group' = "$($user.memberof -join ';')";
                                            }
    $results += $temp
}
$results | Export-CSV ee-temp1.csv -NoTypeInformation

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AAP_MidrangeAuthor Commented: 2016-01-12

I think this will work but it is producing an unknown file...please see screen shot.
C--Users-u57167-Documents-FileDump-G.PNG

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AAP_MidrangeAuthor Commented: 2016-01-12

Please disregard the file issue, that was my fault and I have resolved it. This is exactly what I need, thank you!