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add | &nbsp;Sort-Object name<br />
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add |  Sort-Object name
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Perfect solution!<br />
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Thanks Gus. I didn't need to do anything. Just cut and pasted to replace my code.<br />
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Thanks again
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Perfect solution!

Thanks Gus. I didn't need to do anything. Just cut and pasted to replace my code.

Thanks again

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I'm new to powershell, and am looking for a way to modify a line of script so the output will be in alphabetical order. Currently, the output appears as a column of users in no order. I would prefer to see the ouput arranged alphabetically. Here is the script code in question.<br />
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Get-User -DomainController $SrcDC.SelectedItem -Credential $Remote | <br />
Where-Object {$_.RecipientType -match &quot;UserMailbox&quot;}| <br />
ForEach-Object {$SrcMx.Items.Add($_.Name)<wbr />}
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I'm new to powershell, and am looking for a way to modify a line of script so the output will be in alphabetical order. Currently, the output appears as a column of users in no order. I would prefer to see the ouput arranged alphabetically. Here is the script code in question.

Get-User -DomainController $SrcDC.SelectedItem -Credential $Remote | 
Where-Object {$_.RecipientType -match "UserMailbox"}| 
ForEach-Object {$SrcMx.Items.Add($_.Name)}

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