Write-Host is brain dead. If you use write-object in your code block it returns
what you'd expect.
If you do write-host $myvar.autoreplystate it also returns what you'd expect.
Seriously though, don't use write-host. It kills kittens.
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Subject: [powershell] @{??
Exchange-specific cmdlet but the actual question is more generic
$myvar = get-mailboxautoreplyconfiguration -identity <alias> | select-object
autoreplystate
write-host $myvar
outputs: @{Autoreplystate=disabled}
Why does $myvar get populated with that instead of just "Disabled"? I've been
searching and maybe I"m just using the wrong search terms but I'm getting
bupkes as an explanation for this or how to get only the value.
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