Powershell Write-Progress and Adding Timer - powershell

Question

I have a PowerShell script for Microsoft Teams that looks at a list of Users in a .csv file and returns a few properties of the user, then exports it to another .csv with the results. This works fine except the progress bar is stuck displaying the last entry until I hit enter. How do you make the last entry disappear and only show "Done Executing Script" and return to C:>
Im trying to add the time at the end of the line when each of the lines from the CSV is executed, Please help me with that. Example below:
Processing User Number: 1 [Currently Processing: User1#abc.com] - Policies applied in "5s"
Processing User Number: 2 [Currently Processing: User2#abc.com] - Policies applied in "2s"
Processing User Number: 3 [Currently Processing: User3#abc.com] - Policies applied in "10s"
Processing User Number: 4 [Currently Processing: User4#abc.com] - Policies applied in "8s"
Processing User Number: 5 [Currently Processing: User5#abc.com] - Policies applied in "25s"
CODE FOR POWERSHELL SCRIPT:
Write-host "Connecting to Microsoft Teams....." -ForegroundColor Yellow
Connect-MicrosoftTeams
Write-host "Successfully connected to Microsoft Teams" -ForegroundColor Green
$CsvFilePath = Import-CSV -Path "C:\Users\\Desktop\MicrosoftTeams\precheckbatch2.csv"
$Count=0
$results = foreach ($UPN in $CsvFilePath) {
$user = $UPN.UserPrincipalName
Get-CsOnlineUser $user | Select-Object Displ*, UserPri*, IsSipEnabled, TeamsUpgradeE*,
Enterprise*, #{l="FeatureTypes";e={$_.FeatureTypes -join "; "}}, #{l="AssignedPlan";e=
{$_.AssignedPlan -join "; "}}
Write-Progress -Activity "Processing User: $Count" "Currently Processing: $user"
$Count++
}
$results | Export-Csv C:\Users\\Desktop\MicrosoftTeams\precheckdataresults1.csv
Write-host "Done!"

Answer 1

This seems to be an issue of VSCode only. When I run this simplified script in the console, the progress bar disappears automatically, when the script ends. When I run it from VSCode, the progress bar stays visible, reproducing the issue.
foreach( $count in 1..3 ) {
$user = "User$count"
Write-Progress -Activity "Processing User: $Count" "Currently Processing: $user"
Start-Sleep 1
}
To fix the problem for VSCode, add a Write-Progress -Completed line, to explicitly remove the progress bar:
foreach( $count in 1..3 ) {
$user = "User$count"
Write-Progress -Activity "Processing User: $Count" "Currently Processing: $user"
Start-Sleep 1
}
Write-Progress -Activity "Processing User: $Count" -Completed