Hi there.

Thanks for the good work and sharing this script.
I found an issue where if i publish this to many machines located in different countries (with obviously different regional settings), the "notAfter" and "notBefore" dates stored in the WMI (then pulled by SCCM) are using the regional settings of the local machines, thus resulting in inconsistent display on the query. see below:

on this example, you can see that machine 1 has 1 certificate expiring on 21-may-2024 (written in US format M/DD/YYYY) while the machine 2 has 2 certs expiring on 22-jan-2025 and 30-jul-2024 (shown in european standard DD/M/YYYY).

I believe this is due to the implied .toString() done on the lines that set the variables values (lines 57, 58 and 61.

My suggestion is to fix it to a defined value (using a toString("") type, for example something universally acceptable and easily sortable like yyyyMMdd-HHmmss.

what do you think?