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Powershell Foreach loop using Export-CSV

Asked by pubeheed in Powershell, Active Directory, Windows 2003 Server

Tags: Powershell, AD, IDM, Quest

I am trying to write a script that logicaly does the following:

Gets all Unique Employee ID within AD and output to a CSV - tick
Get the data from an HR database dump in a format that I can use - tick

Loop through each Unique employee ID and pull the relevant columns from the HR data dump - Can't get this to work

Output all the Unique employee id's with the relevant HR data in a CSV that I can use to upload the data to AD. (I have the upload script working but can't get the input)

Below is what I have so far - If I only have 1 employee ID in Unique1.txt and 1 line of data in HRDATA.csv it works but if I have more data it does seem to work.

Also I think my logic might be slightly out in the if than else loop.
Any help would be great!!
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Get-QADUser -sizelimit 0 -LdapFilter "(EmployeeID=*)" -IncludedProperties EmployeeID | `
Select-Object EmployeeID | `
  Group-Object EmployeeID | where { $_.Count -eq 1 } | Select-Object -Expand Group | Export-CSV "C:\temp\PowerShell\Unique1.txt" -noTypeInformation -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
  
 $Uniques = Import-Csv .\Unique1.txt
 foreach ($Unique in $Uniques) 
 {
     $Users = Import-Csv .\HRData1.csv
        @(foreach ($User in $Users)
        {
 
            if ($Unique.employeeid -notcontains $User.EMPLID)
            {
                Write-Host "$User.employeeID in AD but not found in HR Output"
            }    
            Else
            {
                Write-Output $User 
                
            }
        }) | Export-Csv c:\temp\PowerShell\inputforscript.csv
}
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Tags: Powershell, AD, IDM, Quest
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