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SharePoint 2013 Hosting UK – HostForLIFE.eu :: Find Default Page And Approve It Using Powershell In SPO

Aug 21st

Posted by Peter in European SharePoint 2013 Hosting

Basically in SPO, default.aspx are discontinued however while migration default pages also get migrated. Here this piece of code finding default pages as it may set up Homepage of sites.

Here, we are finding those default pages across site and subsites and approving it along with the particular user who created or modified.

    #Passing inputs through CSV file  
    # Pass Site URL and Library Name as Inputs.  
    Param(  
        [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)]  
        [string] $Csv)  
    # Pass your DLL 's   
    Add - Type - Path "C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Web Server Extensions\16\ISAPI\Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.dll"  
    Add - Type - Path "C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Web Server Extensions\16\ISAPI\Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Runtime.dll"  
    Add - Type - Path "C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Web Server Extensions\16\ISAPI\Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Publishing.dll"  
    Import - Module Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell  
    # Not required  
    for on premise site - Start  
    $userId = "xxxx@msdcloud.onmicrosoft.com"  
    $pwd = Read - Host - Prompt "Enter password" - AsSecureString  
    $creds = New - Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.SharePointOnlineCredentials($userId, $pwd)  
    $root = Import - Csv $Csv  
    foreach($record in $root) {  
        $TargetSite = $record.SharePointUrl  
        $LibraryName = $record.LibraryName  
        $ctx = New - Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ClientContext($TargetSite)  
        # Not required  
        for on premise site - Start  
        $ctx.credentials = $creds  
        # Iterating across subsites and finding  
        default pages.  
        $web = $ctx.Web  
        $ctx.Load($web.Webs)  
        $ctx.ExecuteQuery()  
        if ($web.Webs.Count - gt 0) {  
            foreach($AllWeb in $web.Webs) {  
                try {#  
                    Get all files from the Library  
                    $List = $AllWeb.Lists.GetByTitle($LibraryName)  
                    $q = New - Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.CamlQuery  
                    $q.ViewXml = "<View Scope='RecursiveAll' />"  
                    $Items = $List.GetItems($q)  
                    $ctx.Load($Items)  
                    $ctx.ExecuteQuery()  
                    $FileName = "default.aspx"  
                    Foreach($Item in $Items) {  
                        $File = $Item["FileRef"].Substring($Item["FileRef"].LastIndexOf("/") + 1)  
                        if ($File - eq $FileName) {  
                            if ($Item["_ModerationStatus"] - eq "2" - and($Item["Editor"].LookupValue - eq("xxxUserName") - or $Item["Editor"].LookupValue - eq("xxxUserName"))) {  
                                $Item["_ModerationStatus"] = "0"  
                                $Item.Update()  
                                $ctx.ExecuteQuery()  
                                write - host "done"  
                            }  
                        }  
                    }  
                } catch {  
                    $_ | Out - File errors.txt - Append  
                }  
            }  
        }  
        if ($web.Webs.Count - eq 0) {  
            try {  
                #Get all files from the Library  
                $List = $AllWeb.Lists.GetByTitle($LibraryName)  
                $q = New - Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.CamlQuery  
                $q.ViewXml = "<View Scope='RecursiveAll' />"  
                $Items = $List.GetItems($q)  
                $ctx.Load($Items)  
                $ctx.ExecuteQuery()  
                $FileName = "default.aspx"  
                Foreach($Item in $Items) {  
                    $File = $Item["FileRef"].Substring($Item["FileRef"].LastIndexOf("/") + 1)  
                    if ($File - eq $FileName) {  
                        if ($Item["_ModerationStatus"] - eq "2" - and($Item["Editor"].LookupValue - eq("xxxUserName") - or $Item["Editor"].LookupValue - eq("xxxUserName"))) {  
                            $Item["_ModerationStatus"] = "0"  
                            $Item.Update()  
                            $ctx.ExecuteQuery()  
                            write - host "done"  
                        }  
                    }  
                }  
            } catch {  
                $_ | Out - File errors.txt - Append  
            }  
        }  
    }

#Passing inputs through CSV file

# Pass Site URL and Library Name as Inputs.

Param(

[Parameter(Mandatory = $true)]

[string] $Csv)

# Pass your DLL 's

Add - Type - Path "C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Web Server Extensions\16\ISAPI\Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.dll"

Add - Type - Path "C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Web Server Extensions\16\ISAPI\Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Runtime.dll"

Add - Type - Path "C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Web Server Extensions\16\ISAPI\Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Publishing.dll"

Import - Module Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell

# Not required

for on premise site - Start

$userId = "[email protected]"

$pwd = Read - Host - Prompt "Enter password" - AsSecureString

$creds = New - Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.SharePointOnlineCredentials($userId, $pwd)

$root = Import - Csv $Csv

foreach($record in $root) {

$TargetSite = $record.SharePointUrl

$LibraryName = $record.LibraryName

$ctx = New - Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ClientContext($TargetSite)

# Not required

for on premise site - Start

$ctx.credentials = $creds

# Iterating across subsites and finding

default pages.

$web = $ctx.Web

$ctx.Load($web.Webs)

$ctx.ExecuteQuery()

if ($web.Webs.Count - gt 0) {

foreach($AllWeb in $web.Webs) {

try {#

Get all files from the Library

$List = $AllWeb.Lists.GetByTitle($LibraryName)

$q = New - Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.CamlQuery

$q.ViewXml = "<View Scope='RecursiveAll' />"

$Items = $List.GetItems($q)

$ctx.Load($Items)

$ctx.ExecuteQuery()

$FileName = "default.aspx"

Foreach($Item in $Items) {

$File = $Item["FileRef"].Substring($Item["FileRef"].LastIndexOf("/") + 1)

if ($File - eq $FileName) {

if ($Item["_ModerationStatus"] - eq "2" - and($Item["Editor"].LookupValue - eq("xxxUserName") - or $Item["Editor"].LookupValue - eq("xxxUserName"))) {

$Item["_ModerationStatus"] = "0"

$Item.Update()

$ctx.ExecuteQuery()

write - host "done"

}

} catch {

$_ | Out - File errors.txt - Append

}

if ($web.Webs.Count - eq 0) {

try {

#Get all files from the Library

$List = $AllWeb.Lists.GetByTitle($LibraryName)

$q = New - Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.CamlQuery

$q.ViewXml = "<View Scope='RecursiveAll' />"

$Items = $List.GetItems($q)

$ctx.Load($Items)

$ctx.ExecuteQuery()

$FileName = "default.aspx"

Foreach($Item in $Items) {

$File = $Item["FileRef"].Substring($Item["FileRef"].LastIndexOf("/") + 1)

if ($File - eq $FileName) {

if ($Item["_ModerationStatus"] - eq "2" - and($Item["Editor"].LookupValue - eq("xxxUserName") - or $Item["Editor"].LookupValue - eq("xxxUserName"))) {

$Item["_ModerationStatus"] = "0"

$Item.Update()

$ctx.ExecuteQuery()

write - host "done"

}

} catch {

$_ | Out - File errors.txt - Append

}

Moderation Status is a 4-byte integer indicating the moderation approval status of a list item.

Configurations can require moderation approval to publish a list item or allow automatic approval. A published list item MUST have a Moderation Status of 0. The following are all possible valid values for Moderation Status.

SharePoint 2013 Hosting UK – HostForLIFE.eu :: How To Connect To Microsoft Teams Using PowerShell?

Aug 16th

Posted by Peter in European SharePoint 2013 Hosting

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Microsoft Teams PowerShell cmdlets are currently available in beta version and this would be helpful for Microsoft Teams administration and management.

Open PowerShell window and run the following command to Install Microsoft Teams Module.

# Install Microsoft Teams Module  
Install-Module MicrosoftTeams

1 2	# Install Microsoft Teams Module Install-Module MicrosoftTeams

Run the following command to add Teams module to the current session.

# Add MicrosoftTeams Module to the current session  
Import-Module MicrosoftTeams

1 2	# Add MicrosoftTeams Module to the current session Import-Module MicrosoftTeams

Run the following command to connect to Microsoft Teams.

# Get the credentials    
$credentials=Get-Credential   
    
# Connect to Microsoft Teams  
Connect-MicrosoftTeams -Credential $credentials

# Get the credentials

$credentials=Get-Credential

# Connect to Microsoft Teams

Connect-MicrosoftTeams -Credential $credentials

Run the following command to get all the teams.

# Get all the teams   
Get-Team

1 2	# Get all the teams Get-Team

Reference
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/teams/?view=teams-ps

Thus in this blog, you saw how to connect to Microsoft Teams using PowerShell for service administration and management.

SharePoint 2013 Hosting UK – HostForLIFE.eu :: How to Overcome Yammer URL Encoding Issues in the Webpart Title?

Aug 14th

Posted by Peter in European SharePoint 2013 Hosting

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In this blog, I will demonstrate how to overcome Yammer URL encoding issues in the webpart title. I have added a content editor webpart to embed a Yammer group feed and it works fine.

Further, we have configured webpart title URL to point to that Yammer group, so that the users can open group conversations in full window. Group link is copied from the address bar of that specific yammer group, as shown below.

https://www.yammer.com/company.com/#/threads/inGroup?type=in_group&feedId=12668139&view=all

Surprisingly, after saving the page webpart, title link didn’t work. After having a close look, I noticed ‘#’ is replaced with ‘%23’.

https://www.yammer.com/company.com/%23/threads/inGroup?type=in_group&feedId=12668139&view=all

Here are some approaches to fix the issue.

URL Formatting

Format yammer group URL as below.

https://www.yammer.com/{network permalink}/groups/{feedId}

Original URL

https://www.yammer.com/company.com/#/threads/inGroup?type=in_group&feedId=12668139&view=all

Formatted URL

https://www.yammer.com/company.com/groups/12668139

Simply Add ‘?’ before ‘#’ (you will like this 🙂 )

https://www.yammer.com/company.com/?#/threads/inGroup?type=in_group&feedId=12668139&view=all

SharePoint 2013 Hosting – HostForLIFE.eu : How To Get All The Lists Which Have Unique Permissions From the Sharepoint Online Site Using PnP PowerShell

Aug 9th

Posted by Peter in European SharePoint 2013 Hosting

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In this blog, you will see how to get all the lists which have unique permissions from the root site as well as sub sites using PnP PowerShell.

You can download setup files from the releases section of the PnP PowerShell repository. Copy the below script and paste it in a notepad. Save the file as GetUniquePermissions.ps1.

# Input Parameters  
$siteURL="https://c986.sharepoint.com/sites/dev"  
  
# foLoop through all the lists and check if the list has unique permissions  
Function GetUniquePermissions($web)  
{  
    $listColl=Get-PnPList -Web $web -Includes HasUniqueRoleAssignments     
    foreach($list in $listColl)  
    {    
        if($list.HasUniqueRoleAssignments)  
        {  
            write-host -ForegroundColor Yellow $list.Title " has unique permissions"  
        }        
    }      
}  
  
# Get the root web and call the GetUniquePermissions function  
Function GetRootWeb()  
{  
    $rootWeb=Get-PnPWeb      
    write-host -ForegroundColor Magenta "Getting information from the website - " $rootWeb.Title " - " $rootWeb.Url  
    GetUniquePermissions($rootWeb);  
}  
  
# Get the all the sub webs and call the GetUniquePermissions function  
Function GetSubWebs()  
{  
    $webColl=Get-PnPSubWebs -Recurse      
    foreach($web in $webColl)  
    {      
        write-host -ForegroundColor Magenta "Getting information from the website - " $web.Title " - " $web.Url  
        GetUniquePermissions($web);  
    }  
}  
  
# Connect to SharePoint Online site  
Connect-PnPOnline –Url $siteURL –Credentials (Get-Credential)  
  
# Call the functions  
GetRootWeb  
GetSubWebs

# Input Parameters

$siteURL="https://c986.sharepoint.com/sites/dev"

# foLoop through all the lists and check if the list has unique permissions

Function GetUniquePermissions($web)

{

$listColl=Get-PnPList -Web $web -Includes HasUniqueRoleAssignments

foreach($list in $listColl)

{

if($list.HasUniqueRoleAssignments)

{

write-host -ForegroundColor Yellow $list.Title " has unique permissions"

}

# Get the root web and call the GetUniquePermissions function

Function GetRootWeb()

{

$rootWeb=Get-PnPWeb

write-host -ForegroundColor Magenta "Getting information from the website - " $rootWeb.Title " - " $rootWeb.Url

GetUniquePermissions($rootWeb);

}

# Get the all the sub webs and call the GetUniquePermissions function

Function GetSubWebs()

{

$webColl=Get-PnPSubWebs -Recurse

foreach($web in $webColl)

{

write-host -ForegroundColor Magenta "Getting information from the website - " $web.Title " - " $web.Url

GetUniquePermissions($web);

}

# Connect to SharePoint Online site

Connect-PnPOnline –Url $siteURL –Credentials (Get-Credential)

# Call the functions

GetRootWeb

GetSubWebs

Open PowerShell window and run the following command.

>cd "<folderlocation>"

1	>cd "<folderlocation>"

folderlocation – GetUniquePermissions.ps1 file location

Run the following command

>.\GetUniquePermissions.ps1

1	>.\GetUniquePermissions.ps1

Thus in this blog, you saw how to get all the lists which have unique permissions from the SharePoint online site using PnP PowerShell.

SharePoint 2013 Hosting – HostForLIFE.eu : Move Site Columns From A SharePoint Site To Another Using PNP PowerShell

Aug 7th

Posted by Peter in European SharePoint 2013 Hosting

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Using PNP, we can retrieve the complete backup of a site but just to move the site columns from one to another, we need to write custom PS scripts. In this article, I am picking a Site Column group and provisioning it to another site using PNP PowerShell. Before proceeding, we need to ensure that the SharePoint Online Management Shell is installed on your machine. If not, use this link to download and install it. Also, we have to make sure that we have enough permissions to retrieve the field schema from the source site and to provision them in the target site.

If we are provisioning inside the same tenant, there won’t be much trouble in provisioning taxonomy fields. If we need to provision the taxonomy fields in a different tenant, we should have term store related permissions. Otherwise, we are not able to create term sets which, in turn, affect the PNP provisioning process.

I am considering PSSamples site from my tenant as source and will proceed to move the site columns from a Site Column group called “My columns”. I will get all the site columns that come under this group, using the below PS script and frame it as a PNP provisioning XML.

    Connect-PnPOnline -Url "https://**********.sharepoint.com/sites/PSSamples"  
    $flds= Get-PnPField -Group "My Columns"  
    $fldsSchema='<?xml version="1.0"?>  
    <pnp:Provisioning xmlns:pnp="http://schemas.dev.office.com/PnP/2018/01/ProvisioningSchema">  
    <pnp:Preferences Generator="OfficeDevPnP.Core, Version=2.23.1802.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=5e633289e95c321a" />  
    <pnp:Templates ID="CONTAINER-TEMPLATE-0F2053A13C224D369E82C2FA2EC4A736">  
    <pnp:ProvisioningTemplate ID="TEMPLATE-0F2053A13C224D369E82C2FA2EC4A736" Version="1" BaseSiteTemplate="STS#0">  
    <pnp:SiteFields>'  
    ForEach($fld in $flds){  
    $fldsSchema+=$fld.SchemaXml  
    }  
    $fldsSchema+='</pnp:SiteFields> </pnp:ProvisioningTemplate>  
    </pnp:Templates>  
    </pnp:Provisioning>'  
    $fldsSchema

Connect-PnPOnline -Url "https://**********.sharepoint.com/sites/PSSamples"

$flds= Get-PnPField -Group "My Columns"

$fldsSchema='<?xml version="1.0"?>

<pnp:Provisioning xmlns:pnp="http://schemas.dev.office.com/PnP/2018/01/ProvisioningSchema">

<pnp:Preferences Generator="OfficeDevPnP.Core, Version=2.23.1802.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=5e633289e95c321a" />

<pnp:Templates ID="CONTAINER-TEMPLATE-0F2053A13C224D369E82C2FA2EC4A736">

<pnp:ProvisioningTemplate ID="TEMPLATE-0F2053A13C224D369E82C2FA2EC4A736" Version="1" BaseSiteTemplate="STS#0">

<pnp:SiteFields>'

ForEach($fld in $flds){

$fldsSchema+=$fld.SchemaXml

}

$fldsSchema+='</pnp:SiteFields> </pnp:ProvisioningTemplate>

</pnp:Templates>

</pnp:Provisioning>'

$fldsSchema

I enclosed the schema of the XML inside the PNP Provisioning schema format which was released on Jan 2018, so that we can provision the result XML to a target site using PNP core libraries. After running the above code, we will be getting an XML like below.

<?xml version="1.0"?>  
<pnp:Provisioning xmlns:pnp="http://schemas.dev.office.com/PnP/2018/01/ProvisioningSchema">  
    <pnp:Preferences Generator="OfficeDevPnP.Core, Version=2.23.1802.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=5e633289e95c321a" />  
    <pnp:Templates ID="CONTAINER-TEMPLATE-0F2053A13C224D369E82C2FA2EC4A736">  
        <pnp:ProvisioningTemplate ID="TEMPLATE-0F2053A13C224D369E82C2FA2EC4A736" Version="1" BaseSiteTemplate="STS#0">  
            <pnp:SiteFields>  
                <Field Type="Note" DisplayName="Test Column 3" Required="FALSE" EnforceUniqueValues="FALSE" Indexed="FALSE" NumLines="6" RichText="TRUE" RichTextMode="FullHtml" IsolateStyles="TRUE" Sortable="FALSE" Group="My Columns" ID="{321e4062-e9a3-4ea3-9a91-62b55e237ce1}" SourceID="{22ad7aad-8c48-4a68-a747-7f7fc2470fda}" StaticName="Test_x0020_Column_x0020_3" Name="Test_x0020_Column_x0020_3" Version="1"></Field>  
                <Field Type="Text" DisplayName="Test Column1" Required="FALSE" EnforceUniqueValues="FALSE" Indexed="FALSE" MaxLength="255" Group="My Columns" ID="{8dbafd95-7e25-4866-ba68-eecb55217b2a}" SourceID="{22ad7aad-8c48-4a68-a747-7f7fc2470fda}" StaticName="Test_x0020_Column1" Name="Test_x0020_Column1" Version="1"></Field>  
                <Field Type="Text" DisplayName="Test COlumn2" Required="FALSE" EnforceUniqueValues="FALSE" Indexed="FALSE" MaxLength="255" Group="My Columns" ID="{a9638cdf-16d3-43c4-be8e-a3f434c08ae6}" SourceID="{22ad7aad-8c48-4a68-a747-7f7fc2470fda}" StaticName="Test_x0020_COlumn2" Name="Test_x0020_COlumn2" Version="1"></Field>  
            </pnp:SiteFields>  
        </pnp:ProvisioningTemplate>  
    </pnp:Templates>  
</pnp:Provisioning>

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<pnp:Provisioning xmlns:pnp="http://schemas.dev.office.com/PnP/2018/01/ProvisioningSchema">

<pnp:Preferences Generator="OfficeDevPnP.Core, Version=2.23.1802.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=5e633289e95c321a" />

<pnp:Templates ID="CONTAINER-TEMPLATE-0F2053A13C224D369E82C2FA2EC4A736">

<pnp:ProvisioningTemplate ID="TEMPLATE-0F2053A13C224D369E82C2FA2EC4A736" Version="1" BaseSiteTemplate="STS#0">

<pnp:SiteFields>

</pnp:SiteFields>

</pnp:ProvisioningTemplate>

</pnp:Templates>

</pnp:Provisioning>

Save the XML in a separate file and run the below script to provision it to a target site.

Connect-PnPOnline -Url "https://*********.sharepoint.com/sites/content1"  
Apply-PnPProvisioningTemplate -Path "C:\Users\ADMIN\Desktop\fields.xml"

1 2	Connect-PnPOnline -Url "https://*********.sharepoint.com/sites/content1" Apply-PnPProvisioningTemplate -Path "C:\Users\ADMIN\Desktop\fields.xml"

PowerShell will show some interactive progress bar where we can see the field by field updates. If needed, we can log that the process has been running in the background. After provisioning, go to the target site’s site settings and then go to Site Columns page to see the changes made to the SharePoint site using PNP provisioning.

SharePoint 2013 Hosting – HostForLIFE.eu : How To Update The Hyperlink In The SharePoint Online List Items Using PnP PowerShell?

Jul 31st

Posted by Peter in European SharePoint 2013 Hosting

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I have created multiple views in different lists (approximately 100) across the site and I am storing those list view URL’s in a link list. I have two different environments, INT and QA. When I migrate the link list from one environment to other environment the link list is migrated with all contents but the URLs have to be updated. For example, see the URL format below for each environment.

INT – Link 001 – https://c986.sharepoint.com/sites/dev-int/Lists/Demo/link001.aspx

QA – Link 001 – https://c986.sharepoint.com/sites/dev-qa/Lists/Demo/link001.aspx

In order to overcome this, I have written the below PnP PowerShell script which updates the URLs in the link lists.

You can download setup files from the releases section of the PnP PowerShell repository.

Copy the below script and paste it in a notepad. Save the file as UpdateHyperLink.ps1.

# Input Parameters   
$siteURL="https://c986.sharepoint.com/sites/dev-qa"  
$listName="Links"  
  
# Connect to SharePoint Online site  
Connect-PnPOnline -Url $siteURL -Credentials (Get-Credential)  
  
# Get the list items  
$itemColl=Get-PnPListItem -List $listName  
  
# Loop through each item  
foreach($item in $itemColl)  
{     
   # Get the item URL value  
   $url=$item["URL"].Url;  
  
   # Update the URL  
   $updatedURL=New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.FieldUrlValue   
   $updatedURL.Url=$url.Replace("dev-int","dev-qa");  
   $updatedURL.Description=$item["URL"].Description;  
   $values = @{"URL"=[Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.FieldUrlValue]$updatedURL }  
  
   # Get the item Id  
   $id=$item.Id     
  
   # Update the list item  
   Set-PnPListItem -List Links -Identity $id -Values $values  
}

# Input Parameters

$siteURL="https://c986.sharepoint.com/sites/dev-qa"

$listName="Links"

# Connect to SharePoint Online site

Connect-PnPOnline -Url $siteURL -Credentials (Get-Credential)

# Get the list items

$itemColl=Get-PnPListItem -List $listName

# Loop through each item

foreach($item in $itemColl)

{

# Get the item URL value

$url=$item["URL"].Url;

# Update the URL

$updatedURL=New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.FieldUrlValue

$updatedURL.Url=$url.Replace("dev-int","dev-qa");

$updatedURL.Description=$item["URL"].Description;

$values = @{"URL"=[Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.FieldUrlValue]$updatedURL }

# Get the item Id

$id=$item.Id

# Update the list item

Set-PnPListItem -List Links -Identity $id -Values $values

}

Open PowerShell window and run the following command.

>cd "<folderlocation>"

1	>cd "<folderlocation>"

folderlocation –UpdateHyperLink.ps1 file location

Run the following command

.\ UpdateHyperLink.ps1

1	.\ UpdateHyperLink.ps1

Thus in this blog, you saw how to update the hyperlink in the SharePoint Online List Items using PnP PowerShell.

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