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can you post at least 2 lines of your 'container' of the OUs? &nbsp;just need the name of the fields at the top.
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can you post at least 2 lines of your 'container' of the OUs?  just need the name of the fields at the top.

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Perfect this was exactly what I needed Thank you!
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Perfect this was exactly what I needed Thank you!

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I've dug in and found this much of the puzzle<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-29070773-1">$ComputersPath= Import-Csv -Path &quot;C:\Users\Computernames\Computers.csv&quot;
$TargetOU = &quot;OU=funtimes,DC=test,DC=local&quot;
foreach ($item in $ComputersPath){
	
    $computer = Get-ADComputer $item.CompName

    Move-ADObject -Identity $computer.DistinguishedName -TargetPath $TargetOU -Confirm:$false

    Write-Host Computer account $computer.Name has been moved successfully</code></pre>
This reads a .csv file full of computer names and moves them to the &quot;$TargetOU&quot;, but I have another .csv file that contains a list of OU's that each machine needs to be moved to.
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I've dug in and found this much of the puzzle

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This reads a .csv file full of computer names and moves them to the "$TargetOU", but I have another .csv file that contains a list of OU's that each machine needs to be moved to.

Need powershell help to move a list of computers into a corresponding list of OU's

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