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Hello! I am running the below cmdlet in the Exchange Shell. The resulting CSV file does not contain recipient email address though. If I run it without the export command, the results display the recipient email address. Can someone tell me how to get that address in the exported file though?<br />
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Get-MessageTrackingLog -ResultSize Unlimited -eventid &quot;Submit&quot; -Start &quot;3/17/2020 12:00AM&quot; -End &quot;3/28/2020 5:00PM&quot; -Sender &quot;user@example.com&quot; | export -csv c:\messagelogsent.csv
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Hello! I am running the below cmdlet in the Exchange Shell. The resulting CSV file does not contain recipient email address though. If I run it without the export command, the results display the recipient email address. Can someone tell me how to get that address in the exported file though?

Get-MessageTrackingLog -ResultSize Unlimited -eventid "Submit" -Start "3/17/2020 12:00AM" -End "3/28/2020 5:00PM" -Sender "user@example.com" | export -csv c:\messagelogsent.csv

Exporting Message Tracking Log

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