No Resolution posted - I will repost this again.
This is a pretty simple thing to write – you’re looking for the names of some folders and the creation times of those folders.
This gets you the full paths of all of the folders in C:\Users:
folders of folder "C:\Users"
This gets you their names:
names of folders of folder "C:\Users"
The inspector creation time
will give you the creation time of a file or folder. Putting all of that together into a tuple gets you:
(creation time of it, names of it) of folders of folder "C:\Users"
Worth noting, I think creation time gets reset between feature pack upgrades, so the creation time of all of the users on my desktop ends up being the time I upgraded to 1803, not the time the users actually logged in. There may be other inspectors that can get you better detail on the real first login of a user.
Thanks. Each of your steps worked except the 3rd one. Comes back with error message "IT used outside of “whose” clause.
Did you copy and paste it exactly? It sounds like you may not have parentheses in the right place if you’re getting that error.