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I had an issue that seems to be asked alot and found this and wanted to share it to all:
Here's the function that we found for using the UserAccountControl value to determine if an account is active or disabled. We created a custom column with the forumal:
= Number.BitwiseAnd([UserAccountControl],2)
I found in Microsoft's AD documentation that the UAC code (2) is the official flag for disabled accounts, and the function above returns a (2) if the account is disabled or (0) if the account is active. You can use this for other things as well. We also use it for SmartCard Required = Number.BitwiseAnd([UserAccountControl],262144). Below is the microsoft website to get the values.
Thanks for the sharing.
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