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Fabulous guys, thanks for your help.
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Hi guys, <br />
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If we wanted to export the email addresses of lets say around 20 mailboxes into a .CSV, how would we do that in Exchange 2010 shell? <br />
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For example, if we have a list of the name of the mailboxes like the below, then what would be the best way to export their email addresses without having to do each one individually?<br />
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F600, <br />
F601,<br />
F605,<br />
F606,<br />
F607<br />
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Thanks a lot<br />
Yashy
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Hi guys, 

If we wanted to export the email addresses of lets say around 20 mailboxes into a .CSV, how would we do that in Exchange 2010 shell? 

For example, if we have a list of the name of the mailboxes like the below, then what would be the best way to export their email addresses without having to do each one individually?

F600, 
F601,
F605,
F606,
F607

Thanks a lot
Yashy

Exporting email addresses into .CSV of around 20 mailboxes?

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