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The Edit Entry activity parameters can be provided by manual inserted values or via IN arguments or variables:

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Parameters:

• Attribute (text box editor type) (type: string): the attribute for which the value(s) will be edited. Here should be inserted the name exactly as seen in Active Directory (e.g. displayName)
• Attributes (text box editor type) (type: string): the attributes as a collection for the AD entry that you want to edit. This parameter can be used in case of multiple attributes that will be edited. Attributes will be added as a list, with their Names and new Values
• CSV Attributes (text box editor type) (type: string): overrides the 'Attributes' parameter. The values must be entered with the format: "AttributeName1,Attribute1Value;Attribute2Name,Attribute2Value". This parameter can be used instead of the Attributes one if there is desired to write all attributes and their values as a single string
  
• Date Format (text box editor type) (type: string): if 'Value Type' is 'DateTime', enter the date format string. For example: dd.MM.yyyy; if no value is entered, the system defaults are used.
• Entry (text box editor type) (type: string): the entry for the account, in this case the entry for an user account. The entry can be linked to a variable outputed by the GetEntry activity (for GetEntry binding usage, see the Add Computer To Group activity) or written by hand. The accepted format should be written as in the given example: "LDAP://VSRPDC201.FMRP.intern/CN=TestingUser,OU=Users,OU=__DEV-Testing,DC=FMRP,DC=intern":
  
  
• Value Type (combo box control) (type: string): choose Data type for the edited value. In our example String will be needed
• Value(s) (text box editor type) (type: stringIEnumerable<string>): enter new value(s) for the attribute (the one provided in the Attribute field), separated by ','. Being of type IEnumerable<of string>, the value(s) should be written between {}
  
  • Examples of values:
    • simple string: {"Demo Test"}
    • multiple values: {"Demo Test","Demo Name","Demo Value"}
    • simple string with comma in it: {"Demo, Test"}
    • multiple values with comma inside of the string: {"Demo, Test","Demo, Name"","Demo, Value"}

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