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I have searched most of the day today, and I have found where lots have asked how to get a VMs public or private IP, or how to find available IPs, etc.
However, what I am looking for is a way to get a complete list of ALL IPs that are in use within our subscription/tenant. No matter what the IP is assigned to (VM, EndPoint, service, etc.).
You can use Azure Resource Graph to do this, but you are going to need a fairly complex query. Here is a great article that details how to do something similar with VM IP's.
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NOT a good answer! And how can this, in any way, be 'complex?' You can easily & immediately list ALL "external / public" IP addresses in your Azure subscription! This is a BADLY needed feature: to list PRIVATE IP addresses for EVERY network component in an Azure subscription! This CANNOT be that difficult NOR complex! We are now in 2023, and you're telling me there's so far NO way to do this?! ARG is NOT a solution! Listing all private IPs for all VMs is NOT a solution! There are TONS of resources that are NOT VMs, such as App Services; Application within those services; App Gateways, WAFs, Appliances, ASAs, etc., etc.
FYI: If you are after an IP Management solution for Azure, check out: https://azure.github.io/ipam/#/
@Jeff Mason your aware I don't work for Microsoft right? I can't fix the platform. All I am saying is that with the current tools, using resource graph you could construct a query that looked for all resources that have public IP's and collect them, but its not going to be a simple query to write. You could very easily get a list of all public IP objects in your sub, but when you need to factor in resources that have public IPs directly and don't use a public IP object, like App Service, App Gateway etc. it becomes complex.