Examples/Confirm-EmailAddressFormat.ps1
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#Requires -Modules @{ModuleName="PS2HTMLTable";ModuleVersion="1.0.0.0"} [CmdletBinding()] param ( [string]$Domain = "" ) process { $paramsEmailAddress = @{ # Column name Column = "Current Email Address" # Reference column name SecondColumn = "Expected Email Address" # Test criteria. ScriptBlock = {[string]$args[1] -ne [string]$args[0]} # CSS attribute to add if ScriptBlock is true CSSAttribute = "style" } # Create an empty array to hold User Objects $Users = @() # Get user information and use calculated properties to display headers with friendlier names and create a new column for "Full Name Format" $Users = Get-ADUser -Filter * -Properties GivenName, SurName, EmailAddress | Select-Object @{Name = "Display Name";Expression = {$_.Name}}, @{Name = "First Name";Expression = {$_.GivenName}}, @{Name = "Last Name";Expression = {$_.SurName}}, @{Name = "Expected Email Address";Expression = {"$($_.GivenName).$($_.SurName)@$Domain"}}, @{Name = "Current Email Address";Expression = {$_.EmailAddress}} # Create HTML document $HTML = New-HTMLHead $HTML += "<h3>Email Address Validation Report</h3>" $HTML += "<h4>Last Updated: $(Get-Date)</h4>" # Create HTML Table $HTMLTable = $Users | New-HTMLTable -HTMLDecode -SetAlternating # Color entire row red if value of "Email Address" is not in the format of First.Last@domain.com". Use -Domain to specify "domain.com" $HTMLTable = Add-HTMLTableColor -HTML $HTMLTable -CSSAttributeValue "background-color:#ed5e3c;" @paramsEmailAddress -HighlightRow # Add HTML Table to HTML $HTML += $HTMLTable $HTML = $HTML | Close-HTML -Validate $HTML } |