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You can set some parameters to autocomplete, which is to say prompt the user to select from available choices which match the information they have already entered. For instance, when entering a user principal name as a parameter, the user can type FOR and be prompted to select Henry Ford, Alan Forbes, or Michelle Fornsted. In many cases this is easier and more reliable than typing out the whole name.

Set the parameter with the option values of AutoPopulate and MappedField, as shown below:

param(
  [AutoPopulate(ObjectType='groups', MappedField='group_name')][string] $GroupName,
  [AutoPopulate(ObjectType='users', MappedField='user_principal_name')][string] $UserPrincipalName
)

ObjectType is a required parameter but MappedField is optional. In most cases, PowerScripts will correctly deduce the mapped field but if you find it is not pulling the data you expect use this table below to link the data you want with the underlying database field it should pull values from.

Device Type

Object Type

Mapped Field

Office 365

mailboxes

display_name

Office 365

mailboxes

sam_account_name

Office 365

mailboxes

primary_smtp_address

Office 365

mailboxes

identity

Office 365

users

user_principal_name

Office 365

users

display_name

Office 365

groups

group_name

Office 365

teams

display_name

Exchange

mailboxes

display_name

Exchange

mailboxes

sam_account_name

Exchange

mailboxes

primary_smtp_address

Exchange

mailboxes

identity

Exchange

mailboxes

distinguished_name

Active Directory

users

name

Active Directory

users

sam_account_name

Active Directory

users

user_principal_name

Active Directory

users

distinguished_name

Active Directory

groups

name

Active Directory

groups

sam_account_name

Active Directory

groups

distinguished_name

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