Powershell Help with getting users login in Azure AD by date Range.

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Hello, You could use the Get-EventLog-LogName cmdlet with the date filter. The date filter is by using -After arguments, and use the 4624 event ID. That's all. I could use my own Azure AD account for the testing. Best Regards, Khamid

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Hi I can assist you with this today (at least "my" today - Not sure when today was when you wrote this) As AzureAD has a really short retention period for those logs (7 or 30 days - depending on the AAD tier), I recommend setting up some diagnostic logs with a longer retention period. For the details available we are limited to what AzureAD provides; for example, we wouldn't see sign-ins to public applications or after the retention period! Best regards Ken

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