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There's no way to create Contact item in person's mailbox via PowerShell. You will have to use some EWS based script or similar.<br />
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Why dont you simply populate those contacts in the GAL, if the idea is for all users to see them?
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There's no way to create Contact item in person's mailbox via PowerShell. You will have to use some EWS based script or similar.

Why dont you simply populate those contacts in the GAL, if the idea is for all users to see them?

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hmm it must be possible some how :-(<br />
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users need the contacts in contacts to get them on the mobile phone.
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hmm it must be possible some how :-(

users need the contacts in contacts to get them on the mobile phone.

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Well you can use EWS based scripts as I mentioned above, but need the relevant permissions (Full Access or Impersonation) in order to create items. Here's an example script with pre-built cmdlets you can use: <a href="https://github.com/gscales/Powershell-Scripts/tree/6e8989e45253d23381faf18ac67c60a694cf3844/EWSContacts" rel="ugc">https://github.com/gscales/Powershell-Scripts/tree/6e8989e45253d23381faf18ac67c60a694cf3844/EWSContacts</a>
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Well you can use EWS based scripts as I mentioned above, but need the relevant permissions (Full Access or Impersonation) in order to create items. Here's an example script with pre-built cmdlets you can use: https://github.com/gscales/Powershell-Scripts/tree/6e8989e45253d23381faf18ac67c60a694cf3844/EWSContacts [https://github.com/gscales/Powershell-Scripts/tree/6e8989e45253d23381faf18ac67c60a694cf3844/EWSContacts]

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i dont think it will work on office 365 and there is no import-contact only export-contact :-(
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i dont think it will work on office 365 and there is no import-contact only export-contact :-(

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this helped me, i users some delete-contact amd did the rest manual
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this helped me, i users some delete-contact amd did the rest manual

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Hello i have some contacts i a public folde and i also have &nbsp;the contacts as vcard files<br />
i need to copy all of these contact from either public folder og vcard to all users with a mailbox<br />
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will it be possible to use powershell to do this ??
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Hello i have some contacts i a public folde and i also have  the contacts as vcard files
i need to copy all of these contact from either public folder og vcard to all users with a mailbox

will it be possible to use powershell to do this ??

powershell import vcard office 365 or copy from public folder to all user

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