The Get-MgUserCreatedObject cmdlet in PowerShell gets the directory objects that are created by a user. It is a read-only and nullable.
To use the Get-MgUserCreatedObject cmdlet, you must first connect to your Microsoft 365 tenant using the Connect-MGraph cmdlet. Once you are connected, you can use the Get-MgUserCreatedObject cmdlet.
The syntax to get mg user-created object in PowerShell is given below.
Get-MgUserCreatedObject
-UserId <String>
-DirectoryObjectId <String>
[-ExpandProperty <String[]>]
[-Property <String[]>]
[-Filter <String>]
[-Search <String>]
[-Skip <Int32>]
[-Sort <String[]>]
[-Top <Int32>]
[-PageSize <Int32>]
[-All]
[-CountVariable <String>]
[<CommonParameters>]In this article, we will discuss how to use the Get-MgUserCreatedObject cmdlet in PowerShell to find the directory objects that are created by a specific user.
How to Get a List of Directory Objects Created by User
To get a list of directory objects that were created by a user in Microsoft Graph, run the following command.
Get-MgUserCreatedObject -UserId 'cf634aac-d7d1-41a4-aad9-544c0bfda070'
This command gets a list of all directory objects that have been created by the specified user.
Conclusion
I hope the above article on how to use the Get-MgUserCreatedObject cmdlet in PowerShell to get the directory objects created by a user is helpful to you.
This works for a user who isn’t in any administrator role.
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