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Ah, yeah good idea that would work just fine. &nbsp;Thanks!
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I use code similar to this to dynamically create variables:<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-28959860-1">New-Variable -Name &quot;var$i&quot; -Value $x
Get-Variable -Name &quot;var$i&quot; -ValueOnly</code></pre>
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But I am not sure how to proceed creating dynamically named DataTables.<br />
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For example, I have a CSV with sets of domains on them. &nbsp;For each domain, I want to create a dynamically named DataTable to store the data for that specific domain. &nbsp;After doing a bit of processing I'll need to merge all the data tables into one procedurally. &nbsp;Is there a way I can dynamically create these tables?
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Experts-

I use code similar to this to dynamically create variables:
(CODE)

But I am not sure how to proceed creating dynamically named DataTables.

For example, I have a CSV with sets of domains on them.  For each domain, I want to create a dynamically named DataTable to store the data for that specific domain.  After doing a bit of processing I'll need to merge all the data tables into one procedurally.  Is there a way I can dynamically create these tables?

Ah, yeah good idea that would work just fine.  Thanks!

Powershell - Dynamically named DataTable

Experts-

I use code similar to this to dynamically create variables:
(CODE)

But I am not sure how to proceed creating dynamically named DataTables.

For example, I have a CSV with sets of domains on them.  For each domain, I want to create a dynamically named DataTable to store the data for that specific domain.  After doing a bit of processing I&#39;ll need to merge all the data tables into one procedurally.  Is there a way I can dynamically create these tables?

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