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Send-Mailmessage is the cmdlet that you'll use. You can export those results to a csv and then use the attachment parameter to add them to your email.
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Send-Mailmessage is the cmdlet that you'll use. You can export those results to a csv and then use the attachment parameter to add them to your email.

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This sets up an empty array.<br />
That array is then used to build the text lines - &nbsp;one array element per line.<br />
For using it in the email body, we need to &quot;glue&quot; the lines together into a single string with proper line breaks (`r`n = carriage return, line feed).
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This sets up an empty array.
That array is then used to build the text lines -  one array element per line.
For using it in the email body, we need to "glue" the lines together into a single string with proper line breaks (`r`n = carriage return, line feed).

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Thanks. I have 2 questions:<br />
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1- What &quot;?&quot; sign is used for?<br />
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2- How in you code I can add: search in this specific OU only
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Thanks. I have 2 questions:

1- What "?" sign is used for?

2- How in you code I can add: search in this specific OU only

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Hi,<br />
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I would like to send by email these 2 PowerShell results:<br />
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Get-User -resultsize unlimited | where {$_.WhenCreated -gt (get-date).adddays(-7)} | ft Name,whenCreated -Autosize<br />
Get-Mailbox -resultsize unlimited | Where-Object {$_.WhenMailboxCreated –ge ((Get-Date).Adddays(-7))} | ft name <br />
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How can I do that?
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Hi,

I would like to send by email these 2 PowerShell results:

Get-User -resultsize unlimited | where {$_.WhenCreated -gt (get-date).adddays(-7)} | ft Name,whenCreated -Autosize
Get-Mailbox -resultsize unlimited | Where-Object {$_.WhenMailboxCreated –ge ((Get-Date).Adddays(-7))} | ft name 

How can I do that?

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