When provisioning a user account, its creating the logon name with spaces because the user last name has spaces.
angela.balmaña alvarez
Is there a way we can create the user name as:
angela.balmaña.alvarez
or
angela.balmaña-alvarez
When provisioning a user account, its creating the logon name with spaces because the user last name has spaces.
angela.balmaña alvarez
Is there a way we can create the user name as:
angela.balmaña.alvarez
or
angela.balmaña-alvarez
Create an expression that removes the spaces and replaces it with a . character.
The expression would look something like this…
Person.LastName.Replace(" ",".")