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There seem to be mixed results with the group-archiver tool, PGO definitely works very nicely, thank you, and will export your member list to CSV; you will need moderator (at least) access to your Y! group but I guess that's not a problem for you :-).

One zero-cost option that may be open to you, depending on what you're planning for the Y! group. You could simply remove 300 (or so) transferred members form the group bringing you within the Y! limit?

Thank you for a thoughtful and revealing post. Two very valuable peices were presented to those new to IO. First that Mark is a trustworthy flesh and blood person who is actively involved. Second, some statistics showing the workload he is under and that he has prioritized his time to actually move countless bits of information rather than read inquiries and post reassurances. ?

I joined IO in early 2019 and created 2 groups. I moderate a third group that was created in October. I can verify the hands on nature of Mark and the dedicated people who are committed to keeping IO viable and successful.?

I am looking forward to life after the Yahoo dust settles. It will be nice to get back to a normal workload of IO support, troubleshooting and improvements. But right now I have the sense that the focus is on capturing the data that millions of people around the world have entrusted to Yahoo so that it can be preserved and translated to IO.?
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Dale --

If you go to the "Management --> Manage Members" page, you see a partial listing of your membership. But it's one of those "self growing" pages -- if you scroll to the bottom, it shows you more data, and if you have enough patience, you can get the entire listing.

You can then select all of the data from that table, copy and paste it into a text file, and with a little manual cleanup, you get a TSV, or tab-separated values file. Most spreadsheets and database programs will be able to import that directly, or there are tools to convert it to CSV.

Before we made the jump to groups.io, I used to do this on a monthly basis to make sure that the Yahoo membership listing was in sync with our website's database of members. I wrote some custom Perl scripts to automate most of it, but doing it manually as described above as a one-time thing is not all that bad.

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Thanks Duane, I could have worded that a lot better on reflection...!

On 11/8/2019 1:14 PM, Dale Dreher wrote:

My problem is how to I get the left behind 300 members?? Is there a way to get the full list of 1300 members exported from my Yahoo group in a CSV style?

Option 1:

(you have to ask the script for "help" so that you can see how to ask for just the member list and not all the messages too)

Option 2:
Pay $25 for PG Offline.

Samuel

Hello,?

There was a mess up with my group transfer and I am not able to get help from Groups.IO tech support at this for whatever reason.

I can fix the problem myself if I could just Export all 1300 members in a CSV from Yahoo.

I went to Yahoo and could only Export 1000 members.? It was in a CSV and easily converted into Excel, from which I was able to import or bulk add those 1000 members into Groups.IO.

My problem is how to I get the left behind 300 members?? Is there a way to get the full list of 1300 members exported from my Yahoo group in a CSV style?

On Fri, Nov 8, 2019 at 06:46 AM, Samuel Murray wrote:

Is there a way to clone the existing group (obviously without its members, files, etc.), or to export some or all of its settings so that I can import those settings into the new group when I create it?

There is no way to export your settings. I agree that would be handy.

What I did was print the settings page to a PDF (or paper, as needed) and then use that as a template for setting up subsequent groups.

Bruce

On Fri, Nov 8, 2019 at 06:47 AM, David M wrote:

Ok, thank you. One of my groups has 463MB of attachments, so should fit into the free category after the first year.

Does the groups.io transfer take attachments across as well as files and photos?

No. See?/yahootransfer, "What We Transfer."

Bruce

On Fri, Nov 8, 2019 at 04:48 AM, Marina wrote:

Is it possible to sort somehow the Members' List so as to see just all members with NC status?

As Bruce mentioned, it's not, but it's much easier to see them now that they're a different color.? All badges used to be the same blue.

Duane
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On Fri, Nov 8, 2019 at 04:47 AM, Derek Milliner wrote:

you'll have a Premium subscription so you'll be able to 'Direct Add' members to the subgroup(s) after the transfer

Obviously not directly related, but even free groups can do Direct Add to subgroups from the main group.

Duane
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David,


Is there any way to find out how much disk space is being used in a Yahoo group now?


The Files usage is shown at the bottom of the page. Despite the "infinite scroll", there is a bottom!


For the Photos & Attachments usage (total) they got wiser, it is shown at the top of the Albums tab:

That's the sum of Photos and Attachments, which share the 100 GB allocation.

Ok, thank you. One of my groups has 463MB of attachments, so should fit into the free category after the first year.

Does the groups.io transfer take attachments across as well as files and photos?

Whether that degree of "personal touch" would be applied during these high-stress times I don't know, but it is possible - after Stage 2 there's not as much need to panic. The photos would have been exported from Yahoo at whatever resolution Yahoo was holding.

Just would not want it to stop the transfer half-done when it ran out of disk space.

David

Hello

I have one group that is nicely set up. I'd like to create another group with mostly the same setup settings, but I'm not looking forward to setting everything all over again (not to mention making sure that the settings are indeed the same as the previous group's).

Is there a way to clone the existing group (obviously without its members, files, etc.), or to export some or all of its settings so that I can import those settings into the new group when I create it?

Thanks
Samuel

On Thu, Nov 7, 2019 at 10:45 PM, Scott H. wrote:

I still don't have the green Give go ahead.... button yet.

You should. What does the status say at the top of the page (red box)?

Bruce

On Fri, Nov 8, 2019 at 05:50 AM, Maria McGrath wrote:

I have a main group and have "Guidelines" showing up on the left pane under Home but I cannot get Guidelines to show on on my sub groups - what am I missing?

Maria -- Go into that subgroup's Settings, create a Member Notice of type "Group Guidelines," and make it active. At that point the menu item will also appear.?

Bruce

I have a main group and have "Guidelines" showing up on the left pane under Home but I cannot get Guidelines to show on on my sub groups - what am I missing?

Thank you in advance.

On Fri, Nov 8, 2019 at 05:48 AM, Marina wrote:

Is it possible to sort somehow the Members' List so as to see just all members with NC status?

Marina -- That feature has been requested before, but is not currently available.

Bruce

See
/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Status-Badges-in-the-Members-List

Is it possible to sort somehow the Members' List so as to see just all members with NC status?

Marina