I don't think you need the foreach-object. Export-mailbox takes pipeline input. As for your script, this probably doable, but I don't have a 2007 server handy. If you export a single mailbox, does the desired output appear on the screen? If so, you can send the results of each job to an array (variable) and then export that variable to a csv once it's all done. Here is an example where I'm doing something else, but I use this approach of collecting results and then sending it to a variable called $masterlist. If it works, just change the last line to $masterlist | export-csv c:\file.csv http://mikecrowley.wordpress.com/2012/04/17/combining-powershell-cmdlet-results/ Mike Crowley | MVP My Blog -- Planet Technologies

Hi I am using the following script to delete content from a mailbox: Get-Mailbox -Identity User1 | Export-Mailbox -SubjectKeywords Deletethis -StartDate 12/12/2011" -DeleteContent | out-file c:\results.log I actually have several mailboxes that I need to do this on, so am going to use this: Get-content c:\userlist.txt | ForEach-Object {Export-Mailbox -Identity $_ -SubjectKeywords Deletethis -StartDate 12/12/2011" -DeleteContent} What I'd like to be able to have is a result file at the end of the script that lists the mailboxes that the script worked on and how many messages were deleted. Does anyone know how this is possible?