Jana Sattainathan shows how to use Powershell to look up a group of Active Directory users’ managers:
Today, I received a request to find the manager for a whole bunch of users. This was a list of names (not UserId’s) in a Excel worksheet.
It is not actually that complex to do it
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Locate the AD user based on the name
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Check the Manager property
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Lookup AD again for Manager to get the name
Click through for the script. This does, of course, assume that the information is already in Active Directory somewhere.