Search inbox for specific users, export subject date/time to excel report.

So given the following users:
Anita.Coffee AT somedomainDotnet
Ivanna.Doughnut AT somedomainDotnet
Gimme.A.Burger AT somedomainDotnet
Crap.NowImFat AT somedomainDotnet
(got an error posting so I changed the email addrs to text).

Is it possible to search an inbox for email from the users and
if found, export the email address and subject to an Excel report, if not found, export
the email address and another string like "Not received"?
I'd want to add this as a button in outlook to run the macro manually.
I've added buttons for macros to Outlook before and even though
I've lost all of my previous notes/references/macros I created a
few years ago I asked Professor Google and have that process.
Also would it be simpler to source an excel spreadsheet instead
of listing users in a macro and have searches done based on entries
in the spreadsheet so if users needed added or removed the spreadsheet
can be updated?
UPDATE: An alternative would be to process all emails in one inbox, exporting
the sender and subject to an excel spreadsheet, then a 2nd excel macro to
process the spreadsheet for a list of users and append an entry w. sender
and 'NOT RECEIVED' if the user wasn't found in the spreadsheet.
I'm going to start searching/experimenting with that as well. If I figure
it out I'll post the code for review and close the string.
This *seems* fairly simple but after finding out I wasted my weekend
working on a different request that was changed, I spent most of
yesterday and today searching the web (and of course this site).
I found searches and exports but nothing that I feel competent enough
at this point to try to tweak. I was supposed to start my training
refresher on VB yesterday but that's delayed.
Thanks in advance.

UPDATE: Even though I'm logged in I don't see a link in the thread tools to either edit or delete the post. I would still like to get a solution but it's not urgent at this point since , in the interests of expediency, I'm going a different route.