Get nested group membership

This function will recursively enumerate members of a given group along with nesting level and parent group information. If there is a circular membership, it will be displayed in Comment column.

It accepts input from pipeline and works well with get-adgroup. I personally use it with Format-Table or Export-Csv to get output in a tabular form.

When used with an -indent switch, it will display only names, but in a more user-friendly way (sort of a tree view)

If you have an idea how to improve it, don't hesitate to let me know.

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.SYNOPSIS
Author: Piotr Lewandowski
Get nested group membership from a given group or a number of groups.

.DESCRIPTION
Function enumerates members of a given AD group recursively along with nesting level and parent group information. 
It also displays if each user account is enabled. 
When used with an -indent switch, it will display only names, but in a more user-friendly way (sort of a tree view) 
   
.EXAMPLE   
Get-ADNestedGroupMembers "MyGroup" | Export-CSV .\NedstedMembers.csv -NoTypeInformation

.EXAMPLE  
Get-ADGroup "MyGroup" | Get-ADNestedGroupMembers | ft -autosize
            
.EXAMPLE             
Get-ADNestedGroupMembers "MyGroup" -indent
 
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<#   
.SYNOPSIS 
Author: Piotr Lewandowski 
Get nested group membership from a given group or a number of groups. 
 
.DESCRIPTION 
Function enumerates members of a given AD group recursively along with nesting level and parent group information.  
It also displays if each user account is enabled.  
When used with an -indent switch, it will display only names, but in a more user-friendly way (sort of a tree view)  
    
.EXAMPLE    
Get-ADNestedGroupMembers "MyGroup" | Export-CSV .\NedstedMembers.csv -NoTypeInformation 
 
.EXAMPLE   
Get-ADGroup "MyGroup" | Get-ADNestedGroupMembers | ft -autosize 
             
.EXAMPLE              
Get-ADNestedGroupMembers "MyGroup" -indent 
  
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