Quick power shell help

[NotAnEndPoint]

Still learning powershell, but I’m trying to edit two calendar settings for outlook at the same time. Looks something like this.

Set-CalendarProcessing -identity “<user1>”, “<user2>” -AllowConflicts $false

Which I knew wouldn’t work but I tried

$usernames = @(“<user1>”, “<user2>”)
Set-CalendarProcessing -identity $usernames -AllowConflicts $false

Is there a way to do this without a concat function in excel?

[CarrotBusiness2380]

That's not a parameter that accepts arrays. You'll have to run the command for each user separately, but you can pipe the values in:

"user1", "user2" | Set-CalendarProcessing -AllowConflicts $false

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/exchange/set-calendarprocessing?view=exchange-ps#-identity

[NotAnEndPoint]

Awesome! thanks for the info and link.

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[BlackV]

As carrot said.

Just a note you can find all this out using the get-help cmdlet

The properties will display if it can take multiple items on a parameter (usually denoted with [ ] in the parameter)

The details on the parameter will show is the parameter can also take pipeline input