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hello oBda, <br />
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thank you for your reply. <br />
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awsome ! <br />
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can you explain me a bit this line : &nbsp;<br />
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Select-Object -Property @{n='Group'; e={$_.InputObject.Split('=<wbr />,')[1]}}, @{n='User'; e={Switch ($_.SideIndicator) {'==' {'&lt;Both&gt;'}; '&lt;=' {$User1}; '=&gt;' {$User2};}}} <br />
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thanks .
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hello oBda,

thank you for your reply.

awsome !

can you explain me a bit this line :  

Select-Object -Property @{n='Group'; e={$_.InputObject.Split('=,')[1]}}, @{n='User'; e={Switch ($_.SideIndicator) {'==' {'<Both>'}; '<=' {$User1}; '=>' {$User2};}}}

thanks .

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That takes the output of the Compare-Object and creates two &quot;calculated properties&quot;, &quot;Group&quot; and &quot;User&quot;.<br />
For &quot;Group&quot;, the DistinguishedName is split to retrieve only the name, and for &quot;User&quot;, the SideIndicator property of the comparison result is used to determine if the group was found for both users, or just a single one (and if so, which one).
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That takes the output of the Compare-Object and creates two "calculated properties", "Group" and "User".
For "Group", the DistinguishedName is split to retrieve only the name, and for "User", the SideIndicator property of the comparison result is used to determine if the group was found for both users, or just a single one (and if so, which one).

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Hello, <br />
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what's a good way for have the difference between two &nbsp;accounts groups memberships ? <br />
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Get-ADPrincipalGroupMember<wbr />ship aSamAccountName <br />
^ this help me to recover all groups. <br />
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but what would be a smart way to check the differences between two of those repsonse. <br />
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thank you in advance. <br />
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Toshi
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Hello, 

what's a good way for have the difference between two  accounts groups memberships ? 

Get-ADPrincipalGroupMembership aSamAccountName 
^ this help me to recover all groups. 

but what would be a smart way to check the differences between two of those repsonse. 

thank you in advance. 

Toshi

with powershell what is a good way to compare groups memberof difference between two accounts ?

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