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Thank you KCTS for clarifying tigermatt's solution. &nbsp;The last part of this is how do I specify the local &quot;power users&quot; group in the &quot;This group is a member of&quot; section? 
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I would like to be able to add specific domain users/groups to a local group. &nbsp;Specifically, I would like to add a domain group called &quot;office&quot; to the local power users group. &nbsp;
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I would like to be able to add specific domain users/groups to a local group.  Specifically, I would like to add a domain group called "office" to the local power users group.  

Automate the addition of doamin user/group to local group

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