Virtual Attribute Value

Hi Team.

I have created four virtual attributes. Two of them are UTC and two of them are directory strings.

I am trying to get just the values from these attributes so that i can use them further on in my script. However its seems like the output is using the full attribute name and value. I am sure i have done this in the past but for the lifr of me i cant remember. Any suggestions on getting just the value?

$StartTime = "VA-UTC-StartTime"
$EndTime = "VA-UTC-EndTime"
$InternalOOO = "VA-Internal-Out-Of-Office-Message"
$ExternalOOO = "VA-External-Out-Of-Office-Message"



Get-QADUser USERNAME-HERE -IncludedProperties $StartTime , $EndTime , $InternalOOO , $ExternalOOO | Select-Object $StartTime

VA-UTC-StartTime: 23/03/2023 12:00:00

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JohnnyQuest over 1 year ago in reply to craig mcfarlane +1 suggested

No problem - just FYI, the Properties.Value bit that I posted above basically presents you with a self-contained list of the properties' values for each object. If you need to delineate between the…

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0 JohnnyQuest over 1 year ago

In your last line, replace your Select-Object with:

ForEach-Object { $_.psobject.Properties.Value }
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0 craig mcfarlane over 1 year ago in reply to JohnnyQuest

Thanks Johnny. I did try to post earlier that i worked around it but i will check your suggestion out
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0 JohnnyQuest over 1 year ago in reply to craig mcfarlane
No problem - just FYI, the Properties.Value bit that I posted above basically presents you with a self-contained list of the properties' values for each object. If you need to delineate between the objects somehow, you can always add additional code after the ".Value". For example:

ForEach-Object { $_.psobject.Properties.Value; "Next object >>>" }
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0 JohnnyQuest over 1 year ago in reply to craig mcfarlane
No problem - just FYI, the Properties.Value bit that I posted above basically presents you with a self-contained list of the properties' values for each object. If you need to delineate between the objects somehow, you can always add additional code after the ".Value". For example:

ForEach-Object { $_.psobject.Properties.Value; "Next object >>>" }
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