Get Mailbox Size for List of Users from CSV

Vinod Shreenivas Poojary 1 Reputation point
2022-04-13T08:33:33.727+00:00

Hello Team,

i am not a Powershell expert. Looking for some assistance in this forum.

Does anyone has any handy script which would take the CSV file as input Let us just say User count of 50 in a CSV file

and then provide me the export of their mailbox size details with the below information

  1. UserPrincipalName
  2. Mailbox Size in GB
  3. MailboxItemCount

4.MailboxUsageLocation

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  1. Kael Yao-MSFT 37,661 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
    2022-04-14T05:52:03.44+00:00

    Hi @Vinod Shreenivas Poojary

    Please kindly note that our forum doesn't support scripting requests.
    If you need some suggestions for your script, I would recommend adding the windows-server-powershell to the scripting question in order to get better support.
    Thanks for your understanding.


    Would the following script work for you?

    $report = @()  
    $Users = Import-CSV c:\temp\inbox.csv  
    foreach($User in $Users)  
    {  
    $x = Get-Mailbox $User.PrimarySMTPAddress  
    $y = Get-MailboxStatistics $User.PrimarySMTPAddress  
      
    $report += New-Object PSObject -Property $([ordered]@{  
    "UserPrincipalName" = $x.UserPrincipalName  
    "MailboxSize" = $y.TotalItemSize  
    "MailboxItemCount" = $y.ItemCount  
    "MailboxUsageLocation" =$x.Usagelocation  
    })  
    }  
      
    $report | export-csv c:\temp\result.csv  
    

    In my input.csv file I am using PrimarySMTPAddress as the filter for mailbox identity.
    You may modify this part if you would like to use other attributes.


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