Export all attributes and values of a user in Active Directory
In "Active Directory Users and Computers" on Windows I have the ability to view a list of all attributes and their values.
I need to somehow export this list of values so that I have one column with the attribute name and one column with the value, just like in the picture.
I tried to do this with PowerShell
Get-ADUser smith -Properties * -value | Get-Member -MemberType property | Out-File "filename.csv"
But this just gives me a list of the attribute name, not the values.
How can I export everything in the attribute editor to a file with PowerShell?
Solution
I'm not sure how you ended up with that code, as it contains a lot of unnecessary additions that end up with you not having what you want.
All you need to do is
Get-ADUser smith -Properties * | Out-File "filename.csv"
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