Not exactly, but you can use Okta List Users API with some programming to filter out result as you want. I am posting sample Python code which will write desire user attributes in csv file.

This code takes care of pagination if you have more than 200 users to fetch. https://developer.okta.com/docs/reference/api/users/#list-all-users

okta_server = os.environ.get('OKTA_URL') # Update Okta tenant https://<yourOrg>.okta.com in .env file

api_token  = os.environ.get('OKTA_API_TOKEN') # Update your Okta API token in .env file

headers   = {'Content-Type': "application/json", 'Accept': "application/json", 'Authorization': f"SSWS {api_token}"}

getuser_filter = 'ACTIVE' # Select any [DEPROVISIONED (Deactivated) | PROVISIONED | SUSPENDED | STAGED | ACTIVE]

def get_users():

  """Print Users list in CSV file, filter by STATUS"""

  url = f'{okta_server}/api/v1/users?limit=200&filter=status eq "{getuser_filter}"'

url = f'{okta_server}/api/v1/users?limit=200' # Get all users without any filter

  okta_get_resp = requests.get(url, headers=headers)

  csv_file = os.getcwd() + '\Get_Okta_Users.csv'

  if okta_get_resp.status_code > 200:

    print('\nUnable to get response from Okta - get_users(). status_code = ', okta_get_resp)

    raise Exception(okta_get_resp)

  else:

    employee_data = open(csv_file, 'w')

    csvwriter = csv.writer(employee_data, lineterminator='\n')

    print('\nWriting output to ' + csv_file)

    # Write Header in CSV

    csvwriter.writerow(['Okta_ID', 'Status', 'FirstName', 'LastName', 'Email', 'OktaLogin']),

    while True:

      for emp in okta_get_resp.json():

        # Write each employee data in a separate row

        csvwriter.writerow([emp.get('id'), emp.get('status'), emp.get('profile').get('firstName'), emp.get('profile').get('lastName'), emp.get('profile').get('email'), emp.get('profile').get('login')])

      # Terminate if next url not found in 'Link' (response header)

      nextLink = okta_get_resp.links.get('next')

      if nextLink is None:

        employee_data.close()

        break

      # status_code = 429 meaning Rate-Limit exceed. this might not delete user. Waiting until okta reset rate limit.

      elif okta_get_resp.status_code == 429:

        sleep = int(okta_get_resp.headers.get(

          'X-Rate-Limit-Reset')) - int(time.time())

        print(

          f'Waiting to reset X-Rate-Limit-Reset, Sleeping for {sleep} seconds')

        time.sleep(5) if sleep < 5 else time.sleep(sleep)

      # Get the nextLink URL and make a request

      else:

        okta_get_resp = requests.get(nextLink['url'], headers=headers)

get_users()