How can you test if an object has a specific property?
How can you test if an object has a specific property? Appreciate I can do ... $members = Get-Member -InputObject $myobject and then foreach through the $members, but is there a function to test if the object has a specific property? Additional Info: The issue is I'm importing two different sorts of CSV file, one with two columns, the other with three. I couldn't get the check to work with "Proper
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