I've got a text file from Sharepoint that looks like a hashtable.  I ran get-content to load variable and of course got a string datatype.  I tried casting input [hashtable] and received error messages correctly indicating I don't know what I am doing.  $content = [[hashtable] get-content] output.txt.  How do I load flat file into a hashtable?  How can I then convert that to a useable csv file?  Input looks like StorageUsedMB="7.9" StorageWarningMB="130".  I have read through and copied the thread on Excel to figure out, but the information would be really useful once I get the url, owner, storage info etc. into spreadsheet or database.  Like start an instance of ie with the site URL, review site for errors, exit and on to next site. 

kct

Not claiming to understand hashtables, but when I got through the chapter in PS in Action the output looked like a hashtable.   Then it seemed easier to deal with just the values rather than all the string parsing I had been thinking of.

get-content D:\data\Desktop\SharepointSites.txt | foreach-object {$_.split()}