JeremyTBradshaw

# Tackle large sets of objects with a Guid property which can be filtered as a string (e.g., ExternalDirectoryObjectId in Exchange Online).

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    Guids are typically (near)PERFECTLY distributed alphabetically, working from the leftmost character to the rightmost character.
    This means that if you have a large set of objects with a Guid property, you can filter them by the first character(s) of the Guid
    to get perfectly distributed groups of the entire set of objects.

    **NOTE: This is assuming all Guids in the set are generated from a common source (e.g., Active Directory/Entra ID, Exchange/EXO, etc.).

    For example, if we just pick only the 1st character of the Guid, we can get 16 groups (0-9, A-F) of objects.  Each of the 16 groups

Tiberriver256

$LicenseSKUToNameMapping = @{
    'SHAREPOINTENTERPRISE_MIDMARKET'                                             = 'SharePoint Online (Plan 1)'
    'ESKLESSWOFFPACK_GOV'                                                        = 'Microsoft Office 365 (Plan K2) for Government'
    'AAD_BASIC'                                                                  = 'Azure Active Directory Basic'
    'AAD_BASIC_AAD_BASIC'                                                        = 'Azure AD Basic - Azure Active Directory Basic'
    'AAD_BASIC_EDU'                                                              = 'Azure Active Directory Basic for EDU'
    'AAD_EDU'                                                                    = 'Azure Active Directory for Education'
    'AAD_PREMIUM'                                                                = 'Azure Active Directory Premium P1'
    'AAD_PREMIUM_AAD_PREMIUM'                                                    = 'Azure AD Premium P1 - Azure AD Premium P1'
    'AAD_PREMIUM