Table of an array

I had a a PSObject with to fields [bool]"Done" and [string]"Name".  To signify the status of some production items.
I need these results to be human readable and not print pages of data.
I don't propose that this is the best solution, but this is what I came up with as a quick solution.

This forces each name to a 20 character column and puts for columns on the page at once.

$data2 | Group {$_.Done} | %{             $_.Name             $ColumnCount = 4             $Count = $_.Group.Count             For  ($index = 0; $index -le $Count;$index+=$ColumnCount)             {                           For ($i=0;$i -lt $columnCount;$i++)               {                 if ($index+$i -lt $Count) {                     Write-host $_.Group[$index+$i].Name.Padleft(20) -NoNewline                               }               }               Write-host                         }         }

Try number 2 breaks out the old modulus function.  I asked Will if he had an answer and did a quick "Is this what you mean?" using a 1..11 array.  Seeing the array as numbers modulus was the clear grouping method.

$data2 | Group {$_.Done} | %{             Write-host $_.Name             $ColumnCount = 6                        For  ($index = 0; $index -lt $_.Group.Count;$index++)             {               Write-host $_.Group[$index].Name.Padleft(20) -NoNewline                              if ($index % $ColumnCount -eq 0) { Write-host }             }             Write-host         }

I also considered, and I may yet revise my solution, creating a PSObject with 4 members and assign them in a similar fashion.  This would allow me to ConvertTo-CSV, and use the normal Format-Table.