asked on 9/1/2016

Quickly export ~60 Exchange 2010 calendars to csv

I have the need to export ~60 Exchange 2010 Calendars to CSV for import into a new application. The calendars are shared by individual user mailboxes and I need to export mailbox owner, start date\time, end date\time, subject, and location. I thought this would be a simple task, but I've searched all over and tried everything I can find to no avail. I've tried every example of Powershell script I can find, but I know nothing about scripting and can't get any of them to run without errors I can't even begin to solve. I purchased a utility that integrates with Excel that has allowed me to manually export one calendar at a time at a rate of about one per 1.5 hours. I'm looking for any help or advice I can get to just batch export what I need. I'd be happy to just buy a tool to do this if I have to.

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Ajit Singh

9/2/2016

Francois Peroux

9/1/2016

Hello,

This solution should help you with : http://www.powershellneedfulthings.com/?p=26.

You have all the description to proceed.

Let me know !

Brook_Lane

9/1/2016

ASKER

Any other suggestions that are less time consuming? I started working through the process, but this will require me to setup another system with 32 bit Windows that I don't currently have, plus the installation of the Exchange tools are a few other utilities before I can even test the script and hope that it works. I was hoping someone had something in powershell that actually works (or maybe that I can actually understand and use is the better way to put it) or that some utility exists that can complete the task if I were to purchase it.

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9/1/2016

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Ajit Singh

9/2/2016

There are many solutions out their to accomplish this task easily and efficiently. The best I can see is a script to automate the process of setting up Outlook and logging in and then exporting from there: http://www.powershellneedfulthings.com/?p=26%EF%BB%BF

Follow the document to get Outlook calendar Information, and select your required to export to csv file - Use PowerShell to Export Outlook Calendar Information

How to export calendar items to csv-file with powershell.

Hope this helps!