IAdmHasM365AccountCondition
The IAdmHasM365AccountCondition interface represents the If has an account in Microsoft 365 condition.
Inheritance: IAdmCondition
Properties
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Property
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Description
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IsOperator
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Gets or sets a value indicating whether a user should or should not have a Microsoft 365 account to meet the condition.
Details
IsOperator
Gets or sets a value indicating whether a user should or should not have a Microsoft 365 account to meet the condition.
- Type:
- ADM_ISOPERATOR_ENUM
- Access:
- Read/Write
Examples
The following code sample creates a condition that returns true if the target object doesn't have an associated account in Microsoft 365.
- PowerShell
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# The $actionSet variable refers to an action set in a # business rule, custom command, or scheduled task. # Create condition. $condition = $actionSet.Conditions.CreateEx("adm-HasM365AccountCondition") $hasM365AccountCondition = $condition.GetCondition() $hasM365AccountCondition.IsOperator = "ADM_ISOPERATOR_ISNOT" # Save changes. $condition.SetCondition($hasM365AccountCondition) $condition.SetInfo() $actionSet.Conditions.Add($condition) - C#
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// The actionSet variable refers to an action set in a // business rule, custom command, or scheduled task. // Create condition. IAdmBusinessRuleCondition condition = (IAdmBusinessRuleCondition)actionSet.Conditions.CreateEx( "adm-HasM365AccountCondition"); IAdmHasM365AccountCondition hasM365AccountCondition = (IAdmHasM365AccountCondition)condition.GetCondition(); hasM365AccountCondition.IsOperator = ADM_ISOPERATOR_ENUM.ADM_ISOPERATOR_ISNOT; // Save changes. condition.SetCondition(hasM365AccountCondition); condition.SetInfo(); actionSet.Conditions.Add(condition);
Requirements
Minimum required version: 2025.1