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I ended up changing the listview to listbox<br />
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$here = Get-ADGroupMember -identity &quot;yard-students&quot; -recursive | Get-ADUser -Property DisplayName | Select -expandproperty Name<br />
load-listbox -Listbox $listbox1 -Items $here
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I ended up changing the listview to listbox

$here = Get-ADGroupMember -identity "yard-students" -recursive | Get-ADUser -Property DisplayName | Select -expandproperty Name
load-listbox -Listbox $listbox1 -Items $here

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This is my first time looking into using list view in powershell studio. &nbsp;I am looking to get all users in an active directory group and show them in a list view. After I get the working eventually I would like to be able to select a user in the list view and remove that user from the AD group with a button.<br />
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So for now I am just looking for help on how to query AD for a list of users and show them in the list.<br />
Here is the line of code I can use to show the list in the powershell ise. How can I populate a listview object with this list of users?<br />
Get-ADGroupMember -identity &quot;students&quot; -Recursive | Get-ADUser -Property DisplayName | Select Name
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This is my first time looking into using list view in powershell studio.  I am looking to get all users in an active directory group and show them in a list view. After I get the working eventually I would like to be able to select a user in the list view and remove that user from the AD group with a button.

So for now I am just looking for help on how to query AD for a list of users and show them in the list.
Here is the line of code I can use to show the list in the powershell ise. How can I populate a listview object with this list of users?
Get-ADGroupMember -identity "students" -Recursive | Get-ADUser -Property DisplayName | Select Name

Adding all users from AD group to list view

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