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Get User Group Membership in Microsoft 365

Sometimes you need to quickly see which groups a user belongs to. It could be for troubleshooting access issues, auditing permissions, or cleaning up old accounts. In this article you will learn how to check a user’s group membership in Microsoft 365 Admin Center, PowerShell, and the Entralyzer app.

Option 1: Get User Group Membership in the Admin Center.

Section titled “Option 1: Get User Group Membership in the Admin Center.”
  1. Sign into the Entra Admin Center

  2. Go to Users > All Users

    All users

  3. Search for the user you want to find group membership of.

    Find User

  4. Select the user account, then open the Groups tab. You will see a list of all the groups the user is a member of.

    Find Group Membership

Option 2: Get User Group Membership using PowerShell.

Section titled “Option 2: Get User Group Membership using PowerShell.”
  1. Install Microsoft Graph (skip to step 2 if already installed)

    Terminal window
    Install-Module -Name Microsoft.Graph -Scope CurrentUser
  2. Connect to Microsoft graph

    Terminal window
    Connect-MgGraph -Scopes User.ReadWrite.All, Directory.AccessAsUser.All
  3. Get the users group membership

    Terminal window
    Get-MgUserMemberOfAsGroup -UserId user@domain.com -All | Select-Object DisplayName

    Find Group Membership

Option 3: Get User Group Membership using Entralyzer

Section titled “Option 3: Get User Group Membership using Entralyzer”
  1. Select Reports on the left.

    Go to Reports

  2. Go to 365 Reports > Groups > Group Membership

    Go to Group Membership

  3. Search for the user you want to check.

    Find User Group Membership