How about this?
$AllADgroups = Get-Content ‘path to your TXT file’
FOREACH ($Adgroup in $AllADgroups)
{$Group = $Adgroup
$Users = Get-AdGroupMember – Identiy $ADGroup
Write-output $AdGroup $Users.count
}
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Date: Thursday, May 28, 2015 at 6:25 AM
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Subject: [mssms] OT Powershell - again
Just in case anyone can help.
Another (what I thought) was a simple proposition.
I have a list of AD Groups in a txt or csv file.
I want to simply output the name of each one and the count of the users.
I’m over thinking it I’m sure…………
Started simply
$Group = ‘myadgroupname’
$Users = Get-AdGroupMember – Identiy $ADGroup
Write-output $AdGroup $Users.count
This works - but can’t get the reading in from a txt or csv to work.
No laughing…………..
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