Hi
@JanMartenHohnroth ,
First of all: You can't take anything from powershell and than simply tell powershell to insert it into any web interface. The workaround for this is the PowerShell SharePoint Online Module:
More about the module here:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/sharepoint/sharepoint-online/connect-sharepoint-online?v...After your installation, you can try to do it yourself or you explain more percisely what you want to change, add, create etc.
Best regards,
Schnittlauch
"First, No system is safe. Second, Aim for the impossible. Third no Backup, no Mercy" - Schnittlauch
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