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Thanks for the response. Worked like a charm. <br />
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:-D
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Thanks for the response. Worked like a charm.

:-D

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Hello Experts,<br />
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We currently have a list of users in a CSV file and they have only provided me with the GivenName and Surname. They would like me to do a search in AD to see if the account exists, and if it does provide the sAMAccountName and Email Address (if one). If the account does not exist write-host Account not found.<br />
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I typically use the sAMAccountName with a Write-host saying if the account exists or not but they are requiring a little more information and providing me with different attributes. <br />
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Any help would be appreciated!
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Hello Experts,

We currently have a list of users in a CSV file and they have only provided me with the GivenName and Surname. They would like me to do a search in AD to see if the account exists, and if it does provide the sAMAccountName and Email Address (if one). If the account does not exist write-host Account not found.

I typically use the sAMAccountName with a Write-host saying if the account exists or not but they are requiring a little more information and providing me with different attributes. 

Any help would be appreciated!

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