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Yashy,<br />
Please post what you have that works so we can add on to it
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Yashy,
Please post what you have that works so we can add on to it

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Fox, I apologise. I should have put the code up. Tim who helped me before just posted it with additional content just now. <br />
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Tim - thank you again. It worked seamlessly!!
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Fox, I apologise. I should have put the code up. Tim who helped me before just posted it with additional content just now.

Tim - thank you again. It worked seamlessly!!

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You just took away what could have been hours of my time!! Appreciate it.
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You just took away what could have been hours of my time!! Appreciate it.

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Hi guys<br />
<br />
We have an Exchange 2010 environment on Windows 2008 R2. <br />
<br />
How do you export all of the mailboxes, their usernames/aliases but also the organisational unit that their usernames are part of into a CSV? <br />
<br />
You already helped me export the mailboxes and their usernames, which worked great. I would like to add organisational units into that CSV also, is this possible?<br />
<br />
Thanks for helping<br />
Yashy
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Hi guys

We have an Exchange 2010 environment on Windows 2008 R2. 

How do you export all of the mailboxes, their usernames/aliases but also the organisational unit that their usernames are part of into a CSV? 

You already helped me export the mailboxes and their usernames, which worked great. I would like to add organisational units into that CSV also, is this possible?

Thanks for helping
Yashy

how do you export mailboxes, usernames(or alias) but also their organisational units into a CSV?

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