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Tammy Rule

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Thank you. &nbsp;This worked.
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I need to find a way to create a list of litigation hold users and also whether they are still considered licensed users or have previously exited the company. &nbsp;I create this list of these users using the below unable to figure out a what to display which ones are still licensed or not.<br />
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get-mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited | where-object {($_.litigationholdenabled<wbr /> -eq &quot;true&quot;)} | Select primarysmtpaddress | &nbsp;Export-CSV d:\lithold.csv<br />
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I need to find a way to create a list of litigation hold users and also whether they are still considered licensed users or have previously exited the company.  I create this list of these users using the below unable to figure out a what to display which ones are still licensed or not.

get-mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited | where-object {($_.litigationholdenabled -eq "true")} | Select primarysmtpaddress |  Export-CSV d:\lithold.csv
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Litigation Hold list of inactive (exited) users

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