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dhilipan
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Jul 16, 2023
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Get Recipient domain Count for Outbound mails

Hello All, Am trying to get Recipient domain Count for Outbound mails in last 30 days and seems there is no "Recipient Domain" column in Email Events table. Only RecipientEmailAddress  column available.

 

Does anyone know any workaround to get the Recipient domain Count ? Email flow reports seems to be not good.

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  • ExMSW4319's avatar
    ExMSW4319
    Jul 18, 2023

    Try:

     

    let fromdat = ago(36h);
    let todat = ago(24h);
    EmailEvents 
    | where EmailDirection == "Outbound" 
    | where Timestamp > fromdat 
    | where Timestamp < todat 
    | project RecipientEmailAddress 
    | extend RecipientDomain = split(RecipientEmailAddress,'@')[1] 
    | project RecipientDomain 
    | summarize count () by tostring(RecipientDomain) 
    | sort by count_ desc

     

    but note that this only covers a period of 12 hours. Depending on how big the tenancy is, it might not be possible to scale this up to cover the full 30 days. A query that exceeds limits could fail or give incomplete results without warning. The only option then would be to add a series of contiguous results together.

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  • ExMSW4319's avatar
    ExMSW4319
    Iron Contributor
    Jul 18, 2023

    Try:

     

    let fromdat = ago(36h);
    let todat = ago(24h);
    EmailEvents 
    | where EmailDirection == "Outbound" 
    | where Timestamp > fromdat 
    | where Timestamp < todat 
    | project RecipientEmailAddress 
    | extend RecipientDomain = split(RecipientEmailAddress,'@')[1] 
    | project RecipientDomain 
    | summarize count () by tostring(RecipientDomain) 
    | sort by count_ desc

     

    but note that this only covers a period of 12 hours. Depending on how big the tenancy is, it might not be possible to scale this up to cover the full 30 days. A query that exceeds limits could fail or give incomplete results without warning. The only option then would be to add a series of contiguous results together.

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