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Trouble with variables

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fortage

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Jun 15, 2000
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The following Exchange 2007 cmdlet adds the $var variable literally to the -Recipient filter UserPrincipalName instead of adding "Eng Dept". I've tried it these different formats with no luck. The cmdlet requires this single quotes. How can use a variable with this cmdlet in Powershell?
'*@$vOU'
'"*@$vOU"'
"'*@$vOU'"
"*@$vOU"
''*@$vOU''
'''*@$vOU'''
\'*@$vOU\'

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$var = "Eng Dept"
New-EmailAddressPolicy -Name "Test Name" -EnabledPrimarySMTPAddressTemplate "SMTP:%s@domain.com" -RecipientFilter {((ObjectCategory -like 'user') -and (UserPrincipalName -like '*@$var'))}
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Have you tried it like this?

New-EmailAddressPolicy -Name "Test Name" -EnabledPrimarySMTPAddressTemplate "SMTP:%s@domain.com" -RecipientFilter {((ObjectCategory -like 'user') -and (UserPrincipalName -like $var))}


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