For example, where the author loops through the worksheets, I’d assume the user list is on sheet 1 (you are supplying the list after all). So:

Set currentWorkSheet = objExcel.ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(1)

Also, you know how many columns you’ll be supplying, so I’d skip that logic too. I’d also make the assumption that you have column headers for easier user reading, so skip the first row.

The above “For I = 1 to 100″ code would be replaced with the row loop.

For row = 1 to (usedRowsCount - 1)
  set firstname = Cells(row,1).Value
  set lastname = Cells(row,2).Value
  set email = Cells(row,3).Value
  [.. repeat for other fields ..]
  [.. now here is the code for adding the user as above ..]
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If you’re not sure of all the different field name parts (“cn”, “givenName”, etc) the quick and dirty way to figure it out is grab a copy of Softerra’s LDAP Browser which you can get here http://www.ldapbrowser.com, and point it to your domain controller.

Good luck!

How would I get the script to read names, role, company, address, email, phone, mobile from an excel spreadsheet? Not all the cells will be populated (except name, email & company are required)

Thank you Michael