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You can add in an additional -NE &quot;Microsoft.com/Accounts&quot; and use a * after the last / in your -like statement
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I have a powershell script that goes and gets<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-10-28958702-1"><span>Import-Csv c:\importfile.csv | ForEach-Object {</span>
<span>    Get-Mailbox $_.'User-email' | where {$_.organizationalunit -LIKE &quot;Microsoft.com/User Accounts/&quot;}</span>
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presently I get users only in the user accounts OU. What I would like to do is grab any user in a sub ou under User accounts.
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I have a powershell script that goes and gets

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presently I get users only in the user accounts OU. What I would like to do is grab any user in a sub ou under User accounts.

powershell getting user in sub-OU's

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