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…ll.md - Changed the remove specific license from a list of users to use a CSV file instead a text file.
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This pull request includes updates to the documentation for removing licenses from user accounts with Microsoft 365 PowerShell. The primary change is updating the instructions to use a CSV file instead of a text file for listing user accounts.
Documentation updates:
microsoft-365/enterprise/remove-licenses-from-user-accounts-with-microsoft-365-powershell.md: Changed the example to use a CSV file (C:\My Documents\Accounts.csv) instead of a text file for listing user accounts. Updated the instructions to reflect this change, including the format of the CSV file and the PowerShell command to import the CSV. [1] [2]