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Hello, <br />
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I'm loosing patience trying to get the lastlogontimestamp to a variable that i need to use later in my script. <br />
If i pass my command in the powershell prompt i receive an answer but not in my script.<br />
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here's the line that i need help with : <br />
$lastLogonTimestamp = Get-ADUser -Filter {EmailAddress -eq $person.Email} -Properties lastLogonTimeStamp -Server serverdomain.tutu.fr | select lastLogonTimeStamp<br />
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i need the integer into my $lastLogonTimestamp variable...<br />
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thank you in advance for your help.
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Hello, 

I'm loosing patience trying to get the lastlogontimestamp to a variable that i need to use later in my script. 
If i pass my command in the powershell prompt i receive an answer but not in my script.

here's the line that i need help with : 
$lastLogonTimestamp = Get-ADUser -Filter {EmailAddress -eq $person.Email} -Properties lastLogonTimeStamp -Server serverdomain.tutu.fr | select lastLogonTimeStamp

i need the integer into my $lastLogonTimestamp variable...


thank you in advance for your help.

how can i pass a powershell command result to a variable ? with Get-ADUser it doesnt work.

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