Setting the user's profile path to blank in AD

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I need a script that will cause the profile path to be blank.

I have tried the following:

Set objUser = GetObject
(LDAP://cn=JoeBlow,ou=MyOgranizationUnit,dc=DomainName,dc=com";)
objUser.ProfilePath = ""
objUser.SetInfo

Also:

Set objUser = GetObject
(LDAP://cn=JoeBlow,ou=MyOgranizationUnit,dc=DomainName,dc=com";)
objUser.ProfilePath = Null
objUser.SetInfo

I get a "syntax invalid" error.

Any suggestions?


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