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Migrating Exchange 2010 Public folders to O365 - Migrate just 2 to test?

Exchange Server 2010, SP3 RU19
New Office 365 Tenant

Reading this article I've worked my way to the bottom and it seems like its an All or nothing Migration?
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn874017%28v=exchg.150%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396#Scripts

All of my Public Folders are pretty much Empty or can be. We use 1/2 of them as Mail enabled and incoming mail gets processed by some EWS Scripting, once the email is processed it is moved to another Non-mail enabled Public folder.

So I really just need to test my EWS Script on the O365 Public Folder.  In the Link above it seemed like you cant have Public Folder on both O365 and On-Premise? I cant remove my On-Premise Public folders until I know my Scripts work on the O365 Public folder.

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Are there any Issues with Having PF in Exchange Online and on the On-Premise Server at the same time?
Since I only have about 10 folders and they only contain maybe 100 Backup Items I was thinking to just re-create the folder structure on the EOL Server and then once I'm ready and tested all of my Code. I can Change the email address of the Mail-Enabled folders to the real address vs the test address and then just delete the FPs on the On-Premise Server...

Thoughts?