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Hi, 
 
I wonder if this is possible with Powershell script, I need to get the owner of files which I have the list in .CSV file as the absolute folder path so that I can get the result in secondary column which list the owner of the files. 
 
The first column of the CSV: 
F:\Directory1\file1.zip 
H:\Directory3\file4.docx 
. 
. 
. 
F:\Directory99\file234324.bat 
 
The second column is none, but I'd like it to be: 
Logonname1 
Logonname2 
. 
. 
. 
Logonname99 
 
Thanks.
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Hi, 

I wonder if this is possible with Powershell script, I need to get the owner of files which I have the list in .CSV file as the absolute folder path so that I can get the result in secondary column which list the owner of the files.

The first column of the CSV:
F:\Directory1\file1.zip
H:\Directory3\file4.docx
.
.
.
F:\Directory99\file234324.bat

The second column is none, but I'd like it to be:
Logonname1
Logonname2
.
.
.
Logonname99

Thanks.

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