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You can do it a few ways<br />
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$users = get-qaduser -searchbase &quot;OU=Users_OU,DC=Domain,DC=<wbr />Local&quot;<br />
<br />
$users = get-content c:\users.txt<br />
<br />
$users = @(<br />
&quot;User1&quot;<br />
&quot;User2&quot;<br />
&quot;User3&quot;<br />
)
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You can do it a few ways

$users = get-qaduser -searchbase "OU=Users_OU,DC=Domain,DC=Local"

$users = get-content c:\users.txt

$users = @(
"User1"
"User2"
"User3"
)

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How would I add a line that notifies the user that the script completed?
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How would I add a line that notifies the user that the script completed?

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The user running the script or the user that is having the password changed?
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The user running the script or the user that is having the password changed?

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The user running the script. 
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Experts, <br />
<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;How do I add more users to my script to update their password? <br />
<br />
Thanks, Missymadi<br />

<pre><code id="code-7950581">$users = get-qaduser -samaccountname USERNAME 
$users | %{
set-qaduser -Userpassword 'Test'
get-qaduser -samaccountname $_.samaccountname | Select samaccountname, passwordlastset | out-file c:\PwdChanged.txt -noclobber
}</code></pre>
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Experts, 

       How do I add more users to my script to update their password? 

Thanks, Missymadi

How do I include many user names to my Powershell script to reset Passwords?

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