Update AddresBookPolicy AddressLists based on variable input - powershell

Question

I am trying to update an Address Book Policy on Exchange Online.
Idea is that I parse some Address Lists and save these into a variable.
These could be passed into the Set-AddresBookPolicy.
So I start off with parsing these adresses:
$AddressLists = (Get-AddressList).Id | ? {$_ -like "*Company_1*"}
This results an array like \Company_1_Users, \Company_1_Contacts, \Company_1_DLs as expected.
I apply these with
Set-AddressBookPolicy -Identity "Company1" -AddressLists $AddressLists `
-RoomList "C1_Rooms" -GlobalAddressList "C1_GAL" -OfflineAddressBook "C1_OAB"
Result is an error:
WARNING: An unexpected error has occurred and a Watson dump is being generated: The operation can't be performed on this object because its status isn't valid.
The operation can't be performed on this object because its status isn't valid.
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Set-AddressBookPolicy], InvalidOperationException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : System.InvalidOperationException,Microsoft.Exchange.Management.SystemConfigurationTasks.SetAddressBookPolicy
+ PSComputerName : outlook.office365.com
I've tried converting it to a string (with -join ',') and have tried casting it, but I can't get further then an error (which then is of another kind).
If I copy the output and then type it into the command, it works. So that part is correct. However, I would like to automate this.
Does anyone know how I can correctly provide an input into the below cmdlet and have it running as expected?
EDIT: added full script below:
$AddressLists = #()
$AddressLists = (Get-AddressList).Id | ? {$_ -like "*Company_1*"}
$AddressLists = $AddressLists -join ',' #Adding this line just results in another error...
Set-AddressBookPolicy -Identity "Company1" -AddressLists $AddressLists `
-RoomList "C1_Rooms" -GlobalAddressList "C1_GAL" -OfflineAddressBook "C1_OAB"
The result of $AddressLists is an array (System.Array) with contents:
\Company_1
\Company_1Country1
\Company_1Country2
\Company_1Department1
\Company_1Department2

Answer 1

If your variable produces what you are saying...
$AddressLists = (Get-AddressList).Id | {$_ -like "*Company_1*"}
\Company_1_Users,
\Company_1_Contacts,
\Company_1_DLs
Then In Theory When You Add It Into a ForEach Loop It Should Work Accordingly. I Don't Have Exchange To Test It (by removing $updatecommand and leaving the execution command :o)
Change the settings of an address book policy in Exchange Online
<https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/address-books/address-book-policies/change-the-settings-of-an-address-book-policy>
$AddressLists = ("\Company_1_Users", "\Company_1_Contacts", "\Company_1_DLs")
$iD = "Company1"
$rL = "C1_Rooms"
$gAL = "C1_GAL"
$oAB = "C1_OAB"
ForEach($AddressList in $AddressLists){
Write-Host "Without an Exchange Server, I'm Just Demonstating The Update Process"
Write-Host "The AddressList Being Updated Is -- $AddressList"
$updatecommand = "Set-AddressBookPolicy -Identity $iD -AddressLists $AddressList -RoomList $rL -GlobalAddressList $gAL -OfflineAddressBook $oAB"
Write-Host $updatecommand
}