Webconsole user diagnostics: "Current Mailbox Size" missing

Hi Forum,
why does the administration console show the following line for most users? For a few users this entry is missing...
Code:
Attribute ID Description Value
61238 Current Mailbox Size (MB) 187
Is this a bug or are these accounts some kind of defect or is this field just hidden or....?
We definitely need this statistic for ALL users
Thanks for any suggestions,
Pascal

Hi Laura,
thanks, I did that (after I run some gwchecks with "Update user disk space totals ).
But no offence here and you were right. After running an audit report for the POA where the user resides, the mailbox size appears.
Problem solved, thanks Laura, you can now call it a day
Cheers,
Pascal

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