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I found the following code and I want to modify it slightly. unfortunately the output is not read into a real array. Excel Reading to Powershell Array

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I then run through the array(s) with a for each loop and write a new Emailsent value (date + time) if necessary.

How can I adapt the code from the link so that it writes the values ​​one after the other with a comma, so that I can format the array again with $Emailssent[$i] = get-date - format g ((get-Date).Addhours(1) ) can address?

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  • What does the values from the excel file have to do with Get-Date -Format? You can run the latter without any input Commented Aug 22, 2023 at 13:20
  • In my script I want to insert a new value (getdate + 1 hour) into the array imported from Excel. But I only know how to address the consecutively listed arrays separated by commas (see picture) with $Emailssent[$i] = Get-date -format g ((Get-Date).AddHours(1)) Commented Aug 22, 2023 at 13:25
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