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so your saying you want to view the description attribute of users in AAD ?<br><br>are they not showing via get-msoluser &lt;usrname&gt; | fl ?
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Larry David

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I’ve been doing some research on how to view the Description attribute of a user synced from On-Prem exchange to AzureAD. <br />
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I came across this and it seems you can only view it using the ‘Synchronization Service Manager’: &nbsp;<a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43076174/azure-ad-description-field-missing-when-syncd-using-azure-ad-connect" rel="ugc">https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43076174/azure-ad-description-field-missing-when-syncd-using-azure-ad-connect</a><br />
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any idea?
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I’ve been doing some research on how to view the Description attribute of a user synced from On-Prem exchange to AzureAD. 

I came across this and it seems you can only view it using the ‘Synchronization Service Manager’:  https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43076174/azure-ad-description-field-missing-when-syncd-using-azure-ad-connect

any idea?

AzureAD ‘Description’ Attribute

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