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Are you wanting to import the csv and get the user's ID back? Powershell will get you the information you want just need to know what you are trying to accomplish and how your csv is formatted exactly.<br />
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assuming you only have first name and last name it would be something like this.<br />
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$filepath = &quot;c:\scripts\users.csv&quot; <br />
$users = Import-CSV $filepath -Header firstname,lastname<br />
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Foreach ($user in $users) {<br />
Get-ADUser -Filter {givenname -eq &quot;$_.firstname&quot; -and surname -eq &quot;$_.lastname&quot;} -properties *| fl name,UserPrincipalName<br />
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}<br />
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Easily can be adjusted to any properties you are looking to get.
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this link will satisfy my question
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Hello Folks,<br />
I have a list of users <b>first name last name</b> (<b> john doe</b> )...is there any command that will retrieve me their ntid? <br />
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thanks for looking
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Hello Folks,
I have a list of users first name last name ( john doe )...is there any command that will retrieve me their ntid? 

thanks for looking

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