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How do I export LDAP query results into CSV using PowerShell?

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06-29-2024, 04:13 AM
You can export LDAP query results into a CSV file using PowerShell pretty easily. First, you should make sure you have the necessary modules loaded. You can use the "Get-ADUser" or "Get-ADObject" cmdlets, depending on what you need. Execute a query like this:


Get-ADUser -Filter * -Property DisplayName, EmailAddress |
Select-Object DisplayName, EmailAddress |
Export-Csv -Path "C:\path\to\your\file.csv" -NoTypeInformation


Just replace ""C:\path\to\your\file.csv"" with your desired path and filename. The "-Property" switch allows you to specify which attributes you want to include in the CSV.

If you're looking for a more complex query, you can write a custom LDAP filter using the "-LDAPFilter" parameter. Once you've set that up, you can use the same "Export-Csv" cmdlet to save the results.

I usually check the CSV file afterward just to make sure everything looks good. It's all about having your data in the format you need.

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