Powershell – How to get Move Mailbox history

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The following command gives me partial detail on a mailbox move

get-mailbox user@company.com | Get-MailboxStatistics -IncludeMoveHistory | ft DisplayName, MoveHistory

However I'm interested in getting both the source and destination, and other move details. How can I modify this command to expand on the additional information embedded in the array?

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Although I haven't figured out how to make this a one liner, this will accomplish what I need

$hist = (Get-MailboxStatistics "joe@company.com"  -IncludeMoveHistory).MoveHistory
$hist | select *time*, *data*

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