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<pre><code id="code-20-39972355-1">import-module ac* 
Get-ADUser -Filter * | export-csv c:\filename.csv</code></pre>
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import-module ac* 
Get-ADUser -Filter * | export-csv c:\filename.csv

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import-module *activedir*<br />
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get-aduser -filter * -SearchBase &quot;DC=mydomain, DC=local&quot; | format-table name,surname | out-file exported.csv
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import-module *activedir*

get-aduser -filter * -SearchBase "DC=mydomain, DC=local" | format-table name,surname | out-file exported.csv

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Where does it read a list of user accounts from these powershell commands??
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Where does it read a list of user accounts from these powershell commands??

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Get-aduser looks fit for active directory users.<br />
<br />
Filter * says all users
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Get-aduser looks fit for active directory users.

Filter * says all users

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I know, but I want it to read certain AD accounts :)
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I know, but I want it to read certain AD accounts :)

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You could also do something like ..<br />
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gc users.txt | Get-ADUser -Properties * | select GivenName,Initials,Surname<wbr />,DisplayNa<wbr />me,Descrip<wbr />tion,Offic<wbr />e,telephon<wbr />eNumber,ma<wbr />il,HomePag<wbr />e | export-csv data.csv -nti
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You could also do something like ..

gc users.txt | Get-ADUser -Properties * | select GivenName,Initials,Surname,DisplayName,Description,Office,telephoneNumber,mail,HomePage | export-csv data.csv -nti

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Hi,<br />
<br />
Please use the below powershell script<br />
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You need to provide the input as users.csv<br />
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Header should be User example below (samid )<br />
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User<br />
ravia<br />
premk<br />
shyamk<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-39974718-1">import-module activedirectory
import-csv c:\temp\users.csv | % { Get-ADUser $_.user -properties * | export-csv c:\filename.csv -notype }</code></pre>
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Hi,

Please use the below powershell script

You need to provide the input as users.csv

Header should be User example below (samid )

User
ravia
premk
shyamk




import-module activedirectory
import-csv c:\temp\users.csv | % { Get-ADUser $_.user -properties * | export-csv c:\filename.csv -notype }

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Thanks, glad that was useful.<br />
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<i>~bp</i>
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I need a script that will read a list of user accounts in a txt file and it will export all of the users information from the AD account (general tab) into a file per line for each account. &nbsp;Prefer a csv file.
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I need a script that will read a list of user accounts in a txt file and it will export all of the users information from the AD account (general tab) into a file per line for each account.  Prefer a csv file.

Script to query user accounts in AD

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