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I've been familiarizing myself with Power Apps Portals for the past month or so. I've looked into creating Dataverse tables, importing data for tables via Excel, querying said tables with Fetch XML on a Portals page with Liquid.NET, etc.

That being said, what I am trying to figure out is - how can I query a given Active Directory server, either with an on premise server or some AD instance in the cloud to get a current logged in user's user group?

I'm using the security group of the user to render specific reports on the page, like PowerBI, etc.

Has anyone created liquid code or done something else to help accomplish this on a Power Apps Portals page? If so - I would like to see an example.

Kieran Ojakangas
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I tried fetching the current logged in User’s group via Power apps flow like below :-

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I logged into my Azure AD Portal with an Admin account and used Get User to get the details of the current logged in Admin account and fetched its Group membership and the group that user is a part of.

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You can refer these documents to get the Users and Group from AD security group :-

Get Users Or Members From The AD Security Group In PowerApps (c-sharpcorner.com) by Dhruvin Shah

How to check if a user is part of Office365Group in Power Apps canvas apps - Debajit’s Power Apps & Dynamics 365 Blog (debajmecrm.com) by Debajit Dutta

SiddheshDesai
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  • This seems to be talking about using this connection in a Canvas app. I need to apply this to a Portal website. Is that possible? – Kieran Ojakangas Jan 20 '23 at 14:46
  • Another question as well - is there a way to get the Group Membership in this flow, WITHOUT knowing the AD group of the user or principal account offhand? That's part of the point of this... – Kieran Ojakangas Jan 26 '23 at 16:57