How to fix 'The Decimals' - powershell

Question

I am pulling the info from a SharePoint list. Everything is ok, but the results from the list prints as 2018.0000000 for the year column and the results from current_high and current_medium prints as 4.0000000, 26.0000000 respectively. I have tried all the functions float, decimal, round everything. But I couldn't round of the 0's. Can anyone help me on this one?
Select-Object ows_Year, ows_Status, ows_App, ows_cycle, ows_Current_Critical,
ows_Current_High, ows_Current_Medium, #{Name='Result'; Expression={
ForEach-Object {
$d1 = (Get-Date).ToString("MM-dd")
$d2 = (Get-Date 2018-12-28).ToString("MM-dd")
if ($d1 -eq $d2) {
if ($_.ows_Cycle -eq 'Cycle 1') {
if ([int]($_.ows_Current_Critical) -eq 0 -and [int]($_.ows_Current_High) -eq 0 -and [int]($_.ows_Current_Medium) -eq 0) {
'Pass'
} else {
'Fail'
}
}
}
}
}} |

Answer 1

Even though guys in comments already pointed out how to perform such task it still might be a little confusing. So all together:
Select-Object #{Name='ows_Year'; Expression={[Int]$_.ows_Year}}, ows_Status, ows_App, ows_cycle, ows_Current_Critical,
ows_Current_High, ows_Current_Medium, #{Name='Result'; Expression={
ForEach-Object {
$d1 = (Get-Date).ToString("MM-dd")
$d2 = (Get-Date 2018-12-28).ToString("MM-dd")
if ($d1 -eq $d2) {
if ($_.ows_Cycle -eq 'Cycle 1') {
if ([int]($_.ows_Current_Critical) -eq 0 -and [int]($_.ows_Current_High) -eq 0 -and [int]($_.ows_Current_Medium) -eq 0) {
'Pass'
} else {
'Fail'
}
}
}
}
}} |