Comparing to Variables gives a unexpected difference

Good Morning ,

I am confused …

There is a ADGroup that has members . (42)
I need to add all the members of specific ou’s (299)

I have a $users with a total of 299 objects
Also a $members with a total of 42 objects

When I compare the $users and $members I expect it to tell me the diference ( who is not a memeber )
To be sure I let powershell tell me the nr of objects of the comparison.
In my opinion that should me 299-42 = 257
Only Powershell tells me it is 261…Huh…

Now I want to know why… of course
Maybe something I forget or need to do on a different matter…?

 

$Users = @()
$Users += Get-ADUser -Filter * -SearchBase $OUpathP01 -Properties MemberOf
$Users += Get-ADUser -Filter * -SearchBase $OUpathFuj -Properties MemberOf
$Users += Get-ADUser -Filter * -SearchBase $OUpathDel -Properties MemberOf

$Samaccount = $users |select -Property SamAccountname

#tel de $users 
Write-Host "Het totaalaantal gevonden accounts =" $Samaccount.count
 

#Wie zijn al lid van de ADGroup , export naar variabele
$Members = Get-ADGroupMember $Adgroup | select -Property SamAccountname
Write-host $members.count "gebruikers zijn lid van de Adgroup $adgroup"

$NonMembers = Compare-Object -ReferenceObject $Samaccount.SamAccountName -DifferenceObject $Members.SamAccountname | Where-Object {  $_.Sideindicator -eq "="} | select InputObject
Compare-Object -ReferenceObject $Samaccount.SamAccountName -DifferenceObject $Members.SamAccountname  |  select SideIndicator| Sort-Object SideIndicator -Unique

 

I would guess that 4 members of the AD group are in one of the OU’s you are filtering on.