[Bug fix] Adding Encoding option in Export-Csv. #17
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In Japan, multi-byte characters are used.
However, Export-CSV cmdlet uses ASCII when there is no Encoding option.
Therefore, csv and xlsx output are garbled in countries that use multibyte characters.
Below is the description of Builtin Administrator in Japanese environment.
To solve the problem, use Default for the Encoding option of Export-Csv.
By using Default, it is possible to output with character code suitable for the environment.
As a result, it is output normally as follows.