Exchange 2010 how to view a users folders sizes in Powershell

If you have a user who is receiving the following message:
“The recipient’s mailbox is full and can’t accept messages now. Microsoft Exchange will not try to redeliver this message for you. Please try resending this message later, or contact the recipient directly.”
They might be asking you what is taking up so much space.  There is a simply Powershell command you can run that will generate what folders are consuming the space.
Get-MailboxFolderStatistics -id Email@domain.com | sort-object foldersize -descending | FT folderpath, foldersize, itemsinfolder -autosize
This will return something like this which you can give to the end user.
FolderPath                            FolderSize                    ItemsInFolder
———- ———- ————-
/Sent Items/Inbox                     1.793 GB (1,925,310,217 bytes)         16941
/Deletions                           1.046 GB (1,123,250,629 bytes)         10579
/Inbox                               865.8 MB (907,805,987 bytes)            7326
/Sent Items                          240.6 MB (252,339,324 bytes)            3194
/Sent Items/Deleted Items             45.5 MB (47,705,521 bytes)              672
/Recoverable Items                   8.272 MB (8,674,112 bytes)             2208
/Calendar                             5.487 MB (5,753,889 bytes)              1095
/Top of Information Store             3.216 MB (3,372,347 bytes)               38
/Drafts                              1000 KB (1,024,409 bytes)                18
/Contacts                             8.507 KB (8,711 bytes)                   20
/Deleted Items                        323 B (323 bytes)                         1
/Junk E-mail                          138 B (138 bytes)                          1
/Purges                               0 B (0 bytes)                             0
/Versions                             0 B (0 bytes)                              0
/Tasks                               0 B (0 bytes)                             0
/Journal                             0 B (0 bytes)                             0
/Conversation Action Settings         0 B (0 bytes)                             0
/Outbox                               0 B (0 bytes)                              0
/Notes                                0 B (0 bytes)                             0