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Thanks but will this script show whether the user had access to calendar (read/read-write) or contacts or mailbox? I need that level of granularity
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Thanks but will this script show whether the user had access to calendar (read/read-write) or contacts or mailbox? I need that level of granularity

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We are migrating 100 users from Exchange 2010 to O365. I need to run a script that will export to CSV individual permissions there mau be assigned to user calendars, contacts, tasks or mailboxes. I do have a script that runs a high level permission report but not on the granular level to know that user X has read only access to user Y calendar or user A has full access to user B inbox<br />
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Thanks
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We are migrating 100 users from Exchange 2010 to O365. I need to run a script that will export to CSV individual permissions there mau be assigned to user calendars, contacts, tasks or mailboxes. I do have a script that runs a high level permission report but not on the granular level to know that user X has read only access to user Y calendar or user A has full access to user B inbox

Thanks

Mailbox permissions script

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