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Brass Contributor

Mar 26, 2025

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Sort SharePoint Online organization properties

There`re more than 200 organization properties in SPO. Whenever I just want to find out the status of a selected property, I realize that Get-SPOTenant isn`t very admin-freandly 😥 it won´t support ...

Apr 03, 2025

Thank you michalkornet

With your code I was able to build a small script that gives me a sorted list.

$properties = Get-SPOTenant 
$propertiesArray = $properties.PSObject.Properties | ForEach-Object {
     [PSCustomObject]@{ Name = $_.Name; Value = $_.Value }
 }
$propertiesArray | Sort-Object -Property Name

michalkornet

Iron Contributor

Apr 01, 2025

Hi Dennis-Scherrer

Get-SPOTenant returns a single value with properties so this is the reason why filtering is not available. So if the case it to filter by properties maybe you can try something like this.

$properties = Get-SPOTenant 
$propertiesArray = $properties.PSObject.Properties | ForEach-Object {
     [PSCustomObject]@{ Key = $_.Name; Value = $_.Value }
 }
$filteredProperties = $propertiesArray | Where-Object { $_.Key -eq "Name" }
$filteredProperties

Dennis-Scherrer

Brass Contributor

Apr 03, 2025

Thank you michalkornet

With your code I was able to build a small script that gives me a sorted list.

$properties = Get-SPOTenant 
$propertiesArray = $properties.PSObject.Properties | ForEach-Object {
     [PSCustomObject]@{ Name = $_.Name; Value = $_.Value }
 }
$propertiesArray | Sort-Object -Property Name