Jan 7, 2013

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Export SharePoint Group to Excel using PowerShell

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$siteUrl="SiteURLHere"
$groupName="GroupNametoExport"
$Output = @("GroupName|Name|Login|Email|Department|Title")
$web = Get-SPWeb $siteUrl
$site = $web.Site
$rootWeb = $site.RootWeb
$UserList = $rootWeb.Lists["User Information List"]
$web.SiteGroups[$groupName].Users|%{$user = $UserList.GetItemById($_.ID)
if($user -ne $null)
{
$JobTitle = $user["JobTitle"]
$Department = $user["Department"]
}
$Output += ($groupName+"|"+$_.Name+"|"+$_.UserLogin+"|"+$_.Email+"|"+$ Department +"|"+$JobTitle)
}
$rootWeb.Dispose()
$web.Dispose()
$site.Dispose()
$Output > "D:\MembersExport.csv"

3 comments:

  1. AnonymousApr 2, 2014, 11:43:00 PM

    Got the following error..

    You must provide a value expression on the right-hand side of the '+' operator.
    At line:7 char:70
    + $Output += ($groupName+"|"+$_.Name+"|"+$_.UserLogin+"|"+$_.Email+"|"+ <<<< $
    Department +"|"+$JobTitle)
    + CategoryInfo : ParserError: (:) [], ParentContainsErrorRecordEx
    ception
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ExpectedValueExpression

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  2. AnonymousApr 3, 2014, 10:37:00 PM

    I figured out the issue.. There was space after $ and before Deparment.
    Here is the updated one.

    $siteUrl="http://itacentral/myorg/gm/regions/us/wg/gmevents"
    $groupName="GM Events Members"
    $Output = @("GroupName|Name|Login|Email|Department|Title")
    $web = Get-SPWeb $siteUrl
    $site = $web.Site
    $rootWeb = $site.RootWeb
    $UserList = $rootWeb.Lists["User Information List"]
    $web.SiteGroups[$groupName].Users|%{$user = $UserList.GetItemById($_.ID)
    if($user -ne $null)
    {
    $JobTitle = $user["JobTitle"]
    $Department = $user["Department"]
    }
    $Output += ($groupName+"|"+$_.Name+"|"+$_.UserLogin+"|"+$_.Email+"|"+$Department +"|"+$JobTitle)
    }
    $rootWeb.Dispose()
    $web.Dispose()
    $site.Dispose()
    $Output > "D:\WaseemBackup\MembersExport.csv"

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  3. AnonymousNov 6, 2014, 12:22:00 AM

    This was helpful, although for SharePoint 2013 the | character is part of the UserLogin for a claims id. If you use * instead as the delimiter, Excel won't break apart the claims ids during the import.

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