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import-csv c:\users.csv | get-mailboxstatistics | select-object displayname,itemcount,tota<wbr />litemsize | export-csv c:\mailboxstat.csv<br />

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import-csv c:\users.csv | get-mailboxstatistics | select-object displayname,itemcount,totalitemsize | export-csv c:\mailboxstat.csv


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getting nothing in the output file. &nbsp;
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what do you have in your input file ?<br />
what is the output of import-csv c:\users.csv alone
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what do you have in your input file ?
what is the output of import-csv c:\users.csv alone

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just usernames in the input file. &nbsp;<br />
output file does not show anything even there is no command in between import and export.
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just usernames in the input file.  
output file does not show anything even there is no command in between import and export.

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import-csv c:\users.csv | get-mailboxstatistics<br />
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try this &nbsp;alone any output?<br />
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import-csv c:\users.csv | get-mailboxstatistics

try this  alone any output?



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Get-MailboxStatistics : The input object cannot be bound to any parameters for<br />
the command either because the command does not take pipeline input or the inpu<br />
t and its properties do not match any of the parameters that take pipeline inpu<br />
t.<br />
At line:1 char:74
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Get-MailboxStatistics : The input object cannot be bound to any parameters for
the command either because the command does not take pipeline input or the inpu
t and its properties do not match any of the parameters that take pipeline inpu
t.
At line:1 char:74

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Is there a way in powershell I can use an input text list of users/aliases to feed in and output mailbox sizes and item counts to a CSV file?
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Is there a way in powershell I can use an input text list of users/aliases to feed in and output mailbox sizes and item counts to a CSV file?

exchange 2007/2010 mailbox sizes

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