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Office 365 Profile Completeness: Finding users with no Picture set in the user profile

November 14, 2018November 14, 2018 Marcel

https://absolute-sharepoint.com/2018/11/office-365-profile-completeness-finding-users-with-no-picture-set-in-the-user-profile.html

Office 365 Profile Completeness Series

Finding users with no Birthday set in the user profile: https://wp.me/p3utgI-8hW
Finding users with no Manager set in the user profile: https://wp.me/p3utgI-8hR
Finding users with no Cell Phone set in the user profile: https://wp.me/p3utgI-8iq
Finding users with no Picture set in the user profile: https://wp.me/p3utgI-8ib
Finding users with no Department set in the user profile: https://wp.me/p3utgI-8ik
Finding users with no Country set in the user profile: https://wp.me/p3utgI-8iz
Finding users with no Skills set in the user profile: https://wp.me/p3utgI-8i1
Finding users with no About Me set in the user profile : https://wp.me/p3utgI-8iv
Finding users with no Past Projects set in the user profile: https://wp.me/p3utgI-8if

Use PowerShell to manage Office 365 Groups – Admin help

November 29, 2016November 28, 2016 Marcel

Groups in Office 365 are intended to be created and managed by admin and end users. If you, the global administrator, need to perform bulk operations, configure global settings, or want to monitor Group activity from the command line, you can use Windows PowerShell and the following cmdlets to accomplish those tasks. Check out Learn more about groups for more information about groups in Office 365.

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Use-PowerShell-to-manage-Office-365-Groups-Admin-help-aeb669aa-1770-4537-9de2-a82ac11b0540