I am currently trying to do an `Out-GridView` to get a simple overview about our group policy objects. To do so, I am using the `Get-GPO` cmdlet, like so:

```
Get-GPO -all |
    Select-Object -Property DisplayName, Description |
    Sort-Object -Property DisplayName |
    Out-GridView

```

In our company we use the first line of the description field to store the name of the admin who created the policy, and all following lines hold a short description.

I would want to be able to grab the first line of the the `Description` field with the column header `Responsability` and all other lines of the field in a separate column. So assuming my current code would give me a table like this:

```
DisplayName | Description
-------------------------
GPO1        | Username
            | stuff
            | stuff

```

I would want it to look like this:

```
DisplayName | Responsability | Description
------------------------------------------
GPO1        | Username       | stuff
            |                | stuff

```

How can I achieve this?