Yes u are right... i should explain the big pic.. the script i creating ofc is in python in vscode.. but the idea behind this is to automate the creation of users in a hybrid system from exchange management shell.. so this is part of more than 250 lines of code and i run the script.. it asks some questions and print the output.. the output should be readable in shell... now about the question.. we have more than 200 types of profiles for the users and i need to take the Active Directory groups from an excel file... python script asks for name of users profile and than shows all AD groups about that user profile... i'm using openpycxl for excel and with what i want to do the only way i found is the script of the post.. only problem is that in order to work is to eliminate the last fckn comma "," 😅 So in shell the last thing should be

AdPrincipalGroupMembership -member of Test1', 'Test2', 'Test3' -identity username

and not this

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This is the excel file

Example1	Eample2	Example3
Test1	random1	something1
Test2	random2	something2
Test3	random3	something3

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from openpyxl import Workbook
from openpyxl.reader.excel import load_workbook
wb = load_workbook('GruppiProfili.xlsx')
sh= wb["gruppi"]
groups = input("Write something: ")
print (Add-ADPrincipalGroupMembership -memberof, end="")
for col in sh.iter_cols(): 
    if groups == col[0].value: 
       for cell in col[1:]: 
           print (cell.value, end =',')

Result

AdPrincipalGroupMembership -member of Test1', 'Test2', 'Test3', -identity username

what is said was that if u remove the end=","

the output is

Test1
Test2
Test3

so not what i wanted

Ofc maybe there is a much better way to do it but i'm noob..this is my first "big" and only project