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powershell output array as table

$table = @( @{ColumnA="Able";    ColumnB=1},
            @{ColumnA="Baker";   ColumnB=2},
            @{ColumnA="Charlie"; ColumnB=3} )

$table | ForEach {[PSCustomObject]$_} | Format-Table -AutoSize


ColumnA ColumnB
------- -------
Able          1
Baker         2
Charlie       3

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