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I have a number of custom Powershell scripts that add users to Teams, groups, etc. I re-use these scripts dozens of times for different conditions and only change one line of code for each different scenario. Is it possible to convert this script to a custom command and pass parameters to it instead?

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Hello,

It depends on the script, but it should be possible using a custom command and a parameter(s). For details on using parameters in custom commands, see step 5 of the following tutorial: https://www.adaxes.com/help/CreateCustomCommand.

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