Help with excel commands!
Hello everyone,
I have pulled quit a bit of Exchange Mailbox related reports and I'm hoping to use Excel to figure out the number of User Mailboxes vs. Shared Mailbox vs. Resources...etc
Account Type column will not quite give me the true numbers I'm looking for as many folks create Shared Mailboxes and Employee Mailboxes as the same Type. (User)
I did pull the OU where each item is stored within AD and we have those items within AD broke into their OU. So Users are in 1 OU while Shared Mailboxe are in another...etc.
So I want to have a formula created that would key on the OU
domain/OU/Site Code/Users
domain/OU/Site Code/General/Shared
domain/OU/Site Code/General/Resource
I have over 30,000 items to check which why I'm hoping that someone can help.
I have 6 tabs in total. I would like to have anything "/Users" be considered a User Mailbox. "/General/Shared" = Shared
"/General/Resources" = Resources
So for each Exchange Cluster I would like to be able to provide a breakdown for how many different types of mailboxes are on each.
Thanks
I have pulled quit a bit of Exchange Mailbox related reports and I'm hoping to use Excel to figure out the number of User Mailboxes vs. Shared Mailbox vs. Resources...etc
Account Type column will not quite give me the true numbers I'm looking for as many folks create Shared Mailboxes and Employee Mailboxes as the same Type. (User)
I did pull the OU where each item is stored within AD and we have those items within AD broke into their OU. So Users are in 1 OU while Shared Mailboxe are in another...etc.
So I want to have a formula created that would key on the OU
domain/OU/Site Code/Users
domain/OU/Site Code/General/Shared
domain/OU/Site Code/General/Resource
I have over 30,000 items to check which why I'm hoping that someone can help.
I have 6 tabs in total. I would like to have anything "/Users" be considered a User Mailbox. "/General/Shared" = Shared
"/General/Resources" = Resources
So for each Exchange Cluster I would like to be able to provide a breakdown for how many different types of mailboxes are on each.
Thanks
Hello,
I'm afraid it is not clear what your input data looks like and what you want as the output.
Can you post an Excel sheet with a few rows of data and manually put in the desired results?
cheers, teylyn
I'm afraid it is not clear what your input data looks like and what you want as the output.
Can you post an Excel sheet with a few rows of data and manually put in the desired results?
cheers, teylyn
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Perfect...thanks
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=IF(I2="/Users", J2, 1)
=IF(I2="/General/Shared", K2, 1)
=IF(I2="/General/Resources
All the cells are returning a value of 1. Only one of the 3 cells should have a value of 1 while the other 2 cells should be 0