Here's the PS Command I've been running. Get-Mailbox codell | Export-Mailbox -RecipientKeywords roscoe,rock1 -TargetMailbox exportmailbox -TargetFolder roscoetest6 This is returning messages with the recipient keywords in it but it's also returning a few with no trace of the keywords. It's got ones that are only sent to a single person like james for example. There's no part of the keywords in his name or e-mail address or anything. Also, if you specify RecipientKeywords and SenderKeywords do both have to match for the message to be exported? If i need to find messages to and from a single person am I going to have to do 2 seperate commands?Justin Glauber

Hi Justin, I also test it in my lab several times, but it exports mails which I need successfully. I can export mails which recipient is roscoe or rock1 or both. After you run the cmdlet, will one folder named "Recovered Data-codell" be created in the TargetFolder "roscoetest6" successful? Do you use "-AllowMerge " in the cmdlet? The mails sent to james is something specially? And if you specify RecipientKeywords and SenderKeywords together, you will only export mails which match two key words. If you need to run the cmdlet two times, you can use "-AllowMerge" to export mails into one folder.Frank Wang