Powershell get Multiple Value Property in List Format

Question

Is it possible, to get a multiple string-values from an AD User property?

I have an property that contains various departments and want to get all departments, in list format.

Can I loop through this Array?

$bvsDepartments = Get-ADUser USER -Properties bvsDepartments | select bvsdepartments

output: 
bvsdepartments
--------------
{Value1, Value2, Value3,...}

What do you mean by 'list format'? Array? String? Updating | select -ExpandProperty bvsdepartments will give you an array of values.. — henrycarteruk
– henrycarteruk, Commented Jun 7, 2018 at 10:25
$bvsDepartments.bvsDepartments[0], $bvsDepartments.bvsDepartments[1], $bvsDepartments.bvsDepartments[2] and so on... — Vivek Kumar Singh
– Vivek Kumar Singh, Commented Jun 7, 2018 at 10:26

henrycarteruk · Accepted Answer · 2018-06-07 10:52:42Z

1

If you update your select with ExpandProperty this will give you an array of just the values rather than the property as an object.

$bvsDepartments = Get-ADUser USER -Properties bvsDepartments |
    select -ExpandProperty bvsdepartments

answered Jun 7, 2018 at 10:52

henrycarteruk

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