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Chris Bush

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That did it. Thank you SO much!
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No worries, PowerShell is not that hard when you get the hang of it :) Dont forget to mark the answer.
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Ok gang,<br />
<br />
I have a CSV of Device Names in Azure AD, I want to get a list of DeviceID or ObjectId for each of the names on the list.<br />
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I have tried the following<br />
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$CHGList = Import-Csv -path C:\Users\username\desktop\<wbr />CHGList.cs<wbr />v<br />
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get-msoldevice -name $CHGList | Select-Object ObjectID | Export-CSV -Path &quot;C:\Users\username\desktop<wbr />\AzureDevi<wbr />ceID.csv&quot;<br />
#<br />
<br />
I have tried piping over results and running it that way<br />
I have tried changing the Custom Object &nbsp;to a String<br />
I have tried <br />
<br />
#<br />
$CHGList = Import-Csv -path C:\Users\username\desktop\<wbr />CHGList.cs<wbr />v<br />
$Modification = $null<br />
$Modification = $CHGList -join &quot;,&quot;<br />
get-msoldevice -name $Modification | Select-Object ObjectID | Export-CSV -Path &quot;C:\Users\username\desktop<wbr />\AzureDevi<wbr />ceID.csv&quot;<br />
#<br />
<br />
I've looked at trying to loop through the CSV file and it's making no sense.<br />
<br />
Can I get some help?<br />
<br />
Thanks all for your time.
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Ok gang,

I have a CSV of Device Names in Azure AD, I want to get a list of DeviceID or ObjectId for each of the names on the list.

I have tried the following
#
$CHGList = Import-Csv -path C:\Users\username\desktop\CHGList.csv

get-msoldevice -name $CHGList | Select-Object ObjectID | Export-CSV -Path "C:\Users\username\desktop\AzureDeviceID.csv"
#

I have tried piping over results and running it that way
I have tried changing the Custom Object  to a String
I have tried 

#
$CHGList = Import-Csv -path C:\Users\username\desktop\CHGList.csv
$Modification = $null
$Modification = $CHGList -join ","
get-msoldevice -name $Modification | Select-Object ObjectID | Export-CSV -Path "C:\Users\username\desktop\AzureDeviceID.csv"
#

I've looked at trying to loop through the CSV file and it's making no sense.

Can I get some help?

Thanks all for your time.

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