I’ve written a powershell code to generate a table in the body of an email for select users. The result of the execution for some reason includes “RowError”, “RowState”, “Table”, “ItemArray”, and “HasErrors” columns. I do not know if these are hidden columns coming from a SQL view that my code is reading or my own code generating them with each line it processes. I have tried to have PowerShell simply ignore the columns in the body of the HTML but am not seeing any change with each test email sent.