This is my Powershell command:
Get-Mailbox -Identity <Display Name> -ResultSize Unlimited |
List DisplayName, PrimarySmtpAddress, EmailAddresses |
Format-List -Wrap PrimarySmtpAddress, EmailAddresses
But when there are more then 1 EmailAddresses
for a user, it keeps everything together.
I Would like to have the EmailAddresses
split after each SPACE so it looks like this:
Get-MailBox -ResultSize Unlimited | Select DisplayName, PrimarySmtpAddress, `
@{Name='Email';Expression={ $_.EmailAddresses.SmtpAddress -join "`n" }} |
Format-Table -Wrap
Should do it.
The EmailAddresses
property contains objects with many properties, there is no space to split on, because it's not a single string. So you can't use -wrap
to change it, because it's not a string being wrapped. This answer uses a calculated property to turn all the email addresses into a string, which can then be -wrap
ped.
-ResultSize Unlimited
is for returning lots of results, -Identity <displayname>
is for returning a single result, using both together doesn't make much sense.
List
is an alias for Format-List
, so you're trying to pipe the output of Format-List back into Format-List, this is never going to do anything useful.
Format-List
output is a property list, but you describe your desired output as a table, it's the wrong command to give that kind of output.
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