Here is a portion of the code.

$importData = @()
for ($i = 0; $i -lt $importData1.Count; $i++) {
    Write-Host "Debug: Variable `$i is $i"
    switch -Regex ($importData1.Vlan[$i]) {
        { ($_ -match '2') -or ($_ -match '1') } { 
            switch -Regex ($importData1.IP[$i]) {
                '^d{1,3}.d{1,3}$' {
                    # For Jungee Mixer/Screen
                    $a, $b = $($importData1.Device[$i]).Split('/')
                    $c, $d = $($importData1.IP[$i]).Split('/')
                    $importData += @{Device = "$c"; IP = "$a" }
                    $importData += @{Device = "$d"; IP = "$b" }
                }
.....

Here is a portion of the first array:

Device                        VLAN  IP
------                        ----- --
Laundry Controller (WAN)      2.00 10.20x.yy.zz
VLAN 20 (Spare Port)          2.00
Accudate Food Labeler (PAR)   1.00 zz.00

My first issue is that the “$importData1.Vlan[$i]” does not give me element 2’s VLAN entry. I have to use $importData1[$i] which will give me the second element but will not give me the VLAN entry.
I’m sure that there is a simple solution that I must be overlooking.

My second issue i’m sure is caused my the first. Nothing is being added to the second array.

I am a loss as to what to try.