I have a large dataset of seasonal ratings for many pieces of equipment. Each piece of equipment currently has 3 data objects, in order: Summer>Winter>(Spring & Fall). I want to condense this so each piece of equipment only has one line of ratings.
$Equipment|%{if($_.C100_SP -match "Winter"){$aW=$_.A100_SU,$bW=$_.B100_SU,$cW=$_.C100_SU}elseif($_.C100_SP -match "Summer"){$aS=$_.A100_SU,$bS=$_.B100_SU,$cS=$_.C100_SU}elseif($_.C100_SP -match "Spring"){$_.A100_SP=$_.A100_F=$_.A100_SU;$_.B100_SP=$_.B100_F=$_.B100_SU;$_.C100_SP=$_.C100_F=$_.C100_SU;$_.A100_SU=$aS;$_.B100_SU=$bS;$_.C100_SU=$cS;$_.A100_W=$aW;$_.B100_W=$bW;$_.C100_W=$cW;$_.A='x'}}|Where-Object{$_.A -eq 'x'}
This code attempts to store the summer and winter ratings as variables ($aW, $bS, etc.), insert them into the spring record, then filter so only the filled out records are left. However, the winter and fall variables keep passing $null to the output, along with 9999, a common placeholder in this dataset.
A100_SP : 4219
B100_SP : 4219
C100_SP : 9999
A100_SU : {9999, $null}
B100_SU :
C100_SU :
A100_F : 4219
B100_F : 4219
C100_F : 9999
A100_W : {9999, $null}
B100_W :
C100_W :
The Spring and fall values are working, which makes me think this is a problem with storing variables between iterations, but I can't find much help on the web.
Any ideas how to get those variables to stay put?