# MSP Legacy Report Command

### MSP Legacy Report Command

This command/function helps to display a Report by Retriving the MSP legacy license adjustment log from the Keeper server. The command supports both predefined date ranges (e.g., last 7 days, last month) and custom date ranges. Results can be rendered as a table, exported to CSV, or output as JSON, and optionally saved to a file.

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**Command:** `Get-KeeperMspLegacyReport`

**Alias:** `msp-legacy-report`

**Parameter:**

`-Range` - Predefined date range. Valid values: `today`, `yesterday`, `last_7_days`, `last_30_days`, `month_to_date`, `last_month`, `year_to_date`, `last_year`. Ignored when `-From` and `-To` are provided.

`-From` - Custom start date in this format (`YYYY-MM-dd`) or as a Unix timestamp (seconds). Must be used together with `-To`.

`-To` - Custom end date in this format (`YYYY-MM-dd`) or as a Unix timestamp (seconds). Must be used together with `-From`

`-Format` - Output format: `table`, `json`, or `csv`

`-Output` - Path to write the report to a file

**Examples:**

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```powershell
# Default: last 30 days, table format
PS > Get-KeeperMspLegacyReport

# Using alias
PS > msp-legacy-report

# Predefined range
PS > Get-KeeperMspLegacyReport -Range last_7_days

# Custom date range
PS > Get-KeeperMspLegacyReport -From "2025-01-01" -To "2025-06-30"

# Export as CSV to a file
PS > Get-KeeperMspLegacyReport -Range last_month -Format csv -Output "legacy_report.csv"

# Export as JSON to console
PS > Get-KeeperMspLegacyReport -Range year_to_date -Format json
```

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