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Please post all of the code where you load the grid. Without that it is not possible to understand why this may be happening.

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As I have noted more than once, you cannot pass objects to an EXE. The following line will not work: & .\source.exe -CredThing $Credentials Also the "&" is unnecessary and should not be used here. An EXE can only be passed strings. All objects will be converted to strings. You command effectively pa...

If you call an EXE with arguments they will be passed as text and not as objects.

If you pass a null object in all cases you will get that error.

You are creating "$credential" and passing "$output". Is that what you want to do.

You cannot pass objects on a command line. Command lines only accept text.

If you are calling a PS script then you can pass objects.

Call a script line this:

c:\temp\myscript.ps1 -ArgName $argument

You error says that you are trying to pass a null object.

Sorry but this is a PowerShell GUI forum. Your code looks like JavaScript. The question is also very vague.

Just turn on AD auditing.

If you load the CSV to a DataTable the sort and relation can be defined and the lists will be automatic.

Relational filtering:

$systemtarget = $ESPSDetails | where{$_.MissionPartner -eq 'System2' }| select target -unique

The following code makes no sense. It loads the same thing into both list boxes incorrectly. Else { $ESPSDetails = Import-Csv $textbox1.Text $Platforms = $ESPSDetails | select Target | Sort Target -Unique $MissionPartners = $ESPSDetails | select MissionPartner | Sort MissionPartner -Unique Load-List...