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Try..<br />

<pre><code class="code-10 nolinks" id="code-20-41800379-1"><span>Function Check-GroupDiff ($GroupA,$GroupB){</span>
<span>Compare (Get-AdGroupMember $GroupA -Recursive | </span>
<span>Select -ExpandProperty SamAccountName) (Get-AdGroupMember $GroupB -Recursive | </span>
<span>		Select -ExpandProperty SamAccountName) | %{</span>
<span>	If ($_.SideIndicator -eq &quot;=&gt;&quot;){</span>
<span>	 $_ | Select @{N=&quot;User&quot;;E={$_.InputObject}},@{N=&quot;MissingIN&quot;;E={$GroupA}}</span>
<span>	 }Else{</span>
<span>	 $_ | Select @{N=&quot;User&quot;;E={$_.InputObject}},@{N=&quot;MissingIN&quot;;E={$GroupB}}</span>
<span>	 }</span>
<span> }</span>
<span>}</span>
<span>Check-GroupDiff HelpdeskAdminGroup DesktopAdminGroup</span>
</code></pre>
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hi Subsun , thats an awesome function but... what I was hoping to do is just get the total number of users. <br />
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If GroupA has 10 users and groupB has 4 users , I need it to show the difference . <br />
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so basically for it to output , &quot;6 users missing from groupB &quot;<br />
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can you help with this ?
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Very cool ! thank you Subsun
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Hi EE<br />
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Can someone help me with a script ? I need to check groupA and groupB and show the difference in users from both. <br />
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So if groupA has 50 users , groupB has 40 , for it to export &quot;&nbsp;10 &quot;&nbsp;or &quot;10 missing accounts&quot;
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Hi EE

Can someone help me with a script ? I need to check groupA and groupB and show the difference in users from both. 

So if groupA has 50 users , groupB has 40 , for it to export " 10 " or "10 missing accounts"

Powershell - Check two AD groups and show difference

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