I have a powershell script that performs administrative tasks: basically, it needs to connect to MS365 and list licenses by user, then put everything in a .CSV file and send this file to monsite.sharepoint.com/Sites/Documents/INFORMATIQUE

I have a powershell script that performs administrative tasks: basically, it needs to connect to MS365 and list licenses by user, then put everything in a .CSV file and send this file to monsite.sharepoint.com/Sites/Documents/INFORMATIQUE

I have a powershell script that performs administrative tasks: basically, it needs to connect to MS365 and list licenses by user, then put everything in a .CSV file and send this file to monsite.sharepoint.com/Sites/Documents/INFORMATIQUE

I have a powershell script that performs administrative tasks: basically, it needs to connect to MS365 and list licenses by user, then put everything in a .CSV file and send this file to monsite.sharepoint.com/Sites/Documents/INFORMATIQUE

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Good day. I have 5K+ files in “00” folder and each file having a Document date (single line of text). I need to move the files from “00” folder to January, February and March folder based on Document date. I need to write the PowerShell script. Any idea on this.

We have 600+ SharePoint sites and we are going to migrate them to an entirely new hybrid domain environment. We are currently attempting a configuration of a cross-tenant access scenario. I am attempting to find any users who have been directly assigned to any of our SharePoint sites. I don’t want to go user by user (3000+ users) to find direct assignments unless I absolutely have to. I would rather look at the sites and determine if a user is not assigned as a part of a group. So far I am not finding a SPO cmdlet that will identify the direct assigned users.