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I would suggest a script that modifies AD using secure LDAP. &nbsp;But it will not be easy and mistakes could jack your active directory installation. &nbsp;Our firm does that sort of work but it would most definitely be fee based. 
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I would suggest a script that modifies AD using secure LDAP.  But it will not be easy and mistakes could jack your active directory installation.  Our firm does that sort of work but it would most definitely be fee based.

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Ok so working on this but so far this will do it for a single user. This uses the quest powershell cmdlets and using specific variables. <br />
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get-qaduser -oa @{employeeID='6474'} | set-qaduser -oa @{extensionAttribute14='25<wbr />25'}<br />
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Still playing around trying to get this into a script form for you. 
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Ok so working on this but so far this will do it for a single user. This uses the quest powershell cmdlets and using specific variables.

get-qaduser -oa @{employeeID='6474'} | set-qaduser -oa @{extensionAttribute14='2525'}

Still playing around trying to get this into a script form for you.

test.csv

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I'm currently in need of a script that will read a .csv or excel file, take information from column 4(EmployeeNumber) query active directory for the user who has that employeeNumber and then take the number from column 3 (ID) and enter it into that employee's extensionAttribute14 in Active Directory
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I'm currently in need of a script that will read a .csv or excel file, take information from column 4(EmployeeNumber) query active directory for the user who has that employeeNumber and then take the number from column 3 (ID) and enter it into that employee's extensionAttribute14 in Active Directory

Active Directory Account Edit

Active Directory (AD) is a Microsoft brand for identity-related capabilities. In the on-premises world, Windows Server AD provides a set of identity capabilities and services, and is hugely popular (88% of Fortune 1000 and 95% of enterprises use AD). This topic includes all things Active Directory including DNS, Group Policy, DFS, troubleshooting, ADFS, and all other topics under the Microsoft AD and identity umbrella.

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