Exchange mailbox size and OU

Hi
I found the following command but I need to add the OU the user account exists in.  
Get-Mailbox testmailbox | Get-MailboxStatistics | Select-Object DisplayName,database, ObjectClass,TotalItemSize,lastlogontime
I can get this information from Get-Mailbox with either select-object DistinguishedName or OrganizationalUnit but cant work out how to include it with the get-mailboxstatistics command
Thanks

You need to keep the results of the Get-Mailbox command and feed the OU from it over to the output you want from the Get-MailboxStatistics command.  Try the following:
$TstMbx = Get-Mailbox testmailbox
$TstMbx | Get-MailboxStatistics | Select DisplayName, Database, ObjectClass, TotalItemSize, LastLogonTime, `
@{E={ $TstMbx.OrganizationalUnit };L='OrganizationalUnit'}
The first line stores the results of the Get-Mailbox command in the $TstMbx variable.  The second line (and third - the third line is a continuation of the second, using the ` to continue the command) is the same as yours except we're piping the mailbox
from $TstMbx into the Get-MailboxStatistics command, and using the hash at the end to return the OU of the mailbox.
HTH ...

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