Introducing the Graph PowerShell Cmdlet Explorer Widget – Quick Access to Working Cmdlet Examples

Managing Microsoft 365 with Graph PowerShell often requires finding the right cmdlet and a working example that actually does what you need. However, digging through extensive documentation or outdated blog posts just to locate a simple usage example can be frustrating.

To simplify this, we’re excited to introduce the Graph PowerShell Cmdlet Explorer Widget – a quick-access tool that allows M365 admins to instantly retrieve cmdlet usage examples either by selecting the cmdlet from a dropdown or using a search box.

What This Widget Offers

At present, the Graph PowerShell Cmdlet Explorer Widget is available on select pages:

1. ✅Instant Access to Usage Examples - No need to scroll through long documentation pages. Just click a button or search for a cmdlet, and you get a working example.
2. ✅Accurate & Up-to-Date - These cmdlet examples are actively maintained and are based on the latest Microsoft Graph PowerShell module.
3. ✅ Practical & Ready-to-Use - The provided examples are real-world commands. With minimal customization (like replacing placeholders with your tenant details), you can copy, paste, and run them immediately.
4. ✅ Currently Covers 20 Key Cmdlets - The widget currently supports 20 fundamental Graph PowerShell cmdlets, and work is underway to include all the essential Graph cmdlets over time.

How You Can Use the Widget?

Using the Graph PowerShell Cmdlet Explorer Widget is effortless:

1. Select a cmdlet from the dropdown or use the search box to find what you need.
2. Instantly view a ready-to-use usage example for the selected cmdlet.
3. Copy the example, modify it to fit your tenant, and run it immediately in your PowerShell session.

Use the click-and-play quick demo below to see the widget in action!

Where Can You Find the Widget?

At present, the Graph PowerShell Cmdlet Explorer Widget is available on select pages (including this one):

• Teams Admin Center
• Microsoft 365 vs. Office 365 – Key Differences
• Which Microsoft 365 Tools Are Best for Project Tracking?
• Ultimate Guide for Using Get-MgUserManager
• Ultimate Guide for Using Get-MgGroupMember
• Ultimate Guide for Using Get-MgUser
• Ultimate Guide for Using Get-MgApplication
• List of Microsoft 365 Applications and Services
• What Are Disabled Users in Microsoft 365?
• Exchange Admin Center

Expanding Soon!

We are actively working to make the widget available throughout M365Corner so that admins can access PowerShell cmdlet examples wherever they need them. Expect wider availability in the coming weeks!

If you’re managing M365 and using Graph PowerShell, give the Graph PowerShell Cmdlet Explorer Widget a try and let us know what you think @ support@m365corner.com

Your feedback will help us make it even better.