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You can do something like this.<br />

<pre><code id="code-7960760">$users = get-user 
$users | %{Get-LogonStatistics -identity $_.samaccountname | Select `
windows2000account, databasename, clientversion,
@{n='Compnay';e={ (get-user $_.Windows2000Account).company }} }</code></pre>
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You can do something like this.


$users = get-user 
$users | %{Get-LogonStatistics -identity $_.samaccountname | Select `
windows2000account, databasename, clientversion,
@{n='Compnay';e={ (get-user $_.Windows2000Account).company }} }

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Thanks KenMcF. &nbsp;When I run this the company field is blank in the results. &nbsp;Do you have any ideas for that?<br />
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Thanks KenMcF.  When I run this the company field is blank in the results.  Do you have any ideas for that?





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I want to get a list of client versions for my users. &nbsp;This is getting me close to all of the data that I want: &nbsp;Get-LogonStatistics e144534| ft windows2000account, databasename, clientversion -autosize<br />
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But I would really like to include the company field. &nbsp;I know it comes from the get-user command, but i cannot figure out how to combine.<br />
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Can anyone help?
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I want to get a list of client versions for my users.  This is getting me close to all of the data that I want:  Get-LogonStatistics e144534| ft windows2000account, databasename, clientversion -autosize

But I would really like to include the company field.  I know it comes from the get-user command, but i cannot figure out how to combine.

Can anyone help?

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