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Litigation Hold status

ajromero
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I have a litigation hold report and I need to display if the account is disable. I created a lookup table so I can display user full and if the account is disable. when I pull data from the lookup table I can't display the status

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eventtype=msexchange-mailbox-usage Database="*" Database="*" LitigationHoldEnabled=True |dedup User
|table User, TotalDeletedItemSize, TotalItemSize, Database, Total, LitigationHoldEnable
|addtotals fieldname=Total
| lookup ActiveDirectoryUsers.csv User OUTPUT name
|stats max(Total) as Total by name, Database

|eval Total=round((Total/1000/1000/1000),2)
|rename name as "Mailbox User Name",Total as "Mailbox Size (GB)"

in the lookup table I have  this: name, User, status

for example : name: Rumer, Shelly, status: disable

in my final report all I see the name, database, total 

i'm not able to display the status

 

thank you

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to4kawa
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eventtype=msexchange-mailbox-usage Database="*" Database="*" LitigationHoldEnabled=True
| dedup User
| table User, TotalDeletedItemSize, TotalItemSize, Database, Total, LitigationHoldEnable
| addtotals fieldname=Total
| stats max(Total) as Total by User, Database
| lookup ActiveDirectoryUsers.csv User OUTPUT name, status
| eval Total=round((Total/1000/1000/1000),2)
| rename name as "Mailbox User Name",Total as "Mailbox Size (GB)"
| fields - User

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion

eventtype=msexchange-mailbox-usage Database="*" Database="*" LitigationHoldEnabled=True
| dedup User
| table User, TotalDeletedItemSize, TotalItemSize, Database, Total, LitigationHoldEnable
| addtotals fieldname=Total
| stats max(Total) as Total by User, Database
| lookup ActiveDirectoryUsers.csv User OUTPUT name, status
| eval Total=round((Total/1000/1000/1000),2)
| rename name as "Mailbox User Name",Total as "Mailbox Size (GB)"
| fields - User

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