Using the PowerShell MVP module

To all my Dynamics GP #MVP buddies out there.. this time of the year where you have to submit your activities to Microsoft, since they are now all due for March 31st as deadline (don’t wait the last minute!). This set of PowerShell scripts is going to help if you have a long list to enter.
Enjoy and looking forward to see most of you in Seattle from March 4th to 8th for the annual MVP Summit 2018.
Until next time..

>_

The renewal season is opened and it’s time to use the PowerShell module designed to interact with the Microsoft MVP websiteFrançois-Xavier Cat and I released last year when the Microsoft MVP Rest API was made available.

François-Xavier already published some very useful posts and demoed how to use the MVP module for:

This year, I only used the module to insert and review my contributions.
To start using the module, you basically need to install the module, import it and set your subscription key with the function. See first the following post from François-Xavier to achieve these steps.

Now I’d like to show you some code snippets I used along this contributions submission process.

First, I needed to find what contribution I submitted last year and filter out what PGI I attended.
To quickly do that I used:

I first get…

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