Generate a CSV File - csv

Question

I am creating a powershell script, and one of the features is multi-user creation from a CSV.
I want it so after the script runs it clears the CSV file, then generates another with the correct headers.
Relevant Code
Script Beginning
[string]$csvpath = "multiusers.csv"
$csv = Import-Csv -Path "multiusers.csv"
Script End
Clear-Content $csvpath
Write-Output "User,First Name,Surname,Job Title,Department,Ticket Number,Managers First Name,Managers Surname" `n`n|FT -AutoSize >>multiusers.csv
In my mind, this should work, however all this does is create one large header.

Answer 1

You are using one long string as one column, seperate it to multiple strings first then Remove the | FT -AutoSize[...] Part, create a custom object row and use Export-CSV
Also, some of your columns contains spaces, you need to add quotes between them
Try this instead:
"" | Select User,"First Name",Surname,"Job Title",Department,"Ticket Number","Managers First Name","Managers Surname" | Export-csv multiusers.csv -NoTypeInformation
Another way using your string with split, like this:
$Columns = "User,First Name,Surname,Job Title,Department,Ticket Number,Managers First Name,Managers Surname" -split ","
"" | Select $Columns | Export-csv c:\multiusers.csv -NoTypeInformation
Or using Out-File if you don't want empty commas line.
$Columns = "User,First Name,Surname,Job Title,Department,Ticket Number,Managers First Name,Managers Surname" -split ","
(($Columns | % {'"{0}"' -f $_} ) -join ',') + "`n`n" | Out-File C:\multiusers.csv