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You can try..<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-39972789-1">Get-QADGroupMember &quot;Group Name&quot; -IncludedProperties employeeID | Select Name, SamAccountName, EmployeeID, Manager</code></pre>
or <br />

<pre><code id="code-20-39972789-2">Get-QADGroupMember &quot;Group Name&quot; | Get-Qaduser -IncludedProperties employeeID | Select Name, SamAccountName, EmployeeID, Manager</code></pre>
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You can try..


Get-QADGroupMember "Group Name" -IncludedProperties employeeID | Select Name, SamAccountName, EmployeeID, Manager

or


Get-QADGroupMember "Group Name" | Get-Qaduser -IncludedProperties employeeID | Select Name, SamAccountName, EmployeeID, Manager

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Thanks - when listing the Manager, i see it returns the full DN value - is there any way to have the result so it is the name?
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Thanks - when listing the Manager, i see it returns the full DN value - is there any way to have the result so it is the name?

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I need to list all users of a Group, and include the Name, SamAccountName, EmployeeID, Manager<br />
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When I run Get-QADGroupMember &quot;Group Name&quot; | Name, SamAccountName, EmployeeID, Manager<br />
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It returns all values except the EmployeeID, how can I fix this?
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I need to list all users of a Group, and include the Name, SamAccountName, EmployeeID, Manager

When I run Get-QADGroupMember "Group Name" | Name, SamAccountName, EmployeeID, Manager

It returns all values except the EmployeeID, how can I fix this?

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