Improve reliability by using GroupId directly in manage-creation-of-groups article#13920
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…roups article Update the example cmdlet to reference the `GroupId` directly instead of resolving it via the group `DisplayName`. Relying on `Where-Object` with `DisplayName` can return `null` or multiple results when groups share the same name, which may lead to incorrect behavior or script failures. Using `GroupId` ensures accuracy and consistency.
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Update the example cmdlet to reference the
GroupIddirectly instead of resolving it via the groupDisplayName. Relying onWhere-ObjectwithDisplayNamecan returnnullor multiple results when groups share the same name, which may lead to incorrect behavior or script failures. UsingGroupIdensures accuracy and consistency.