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Sort of.? You can select the members using the checkbox to the left of their Member line, scroll to the bottom, use the Actions box to select 'Change Email Delivery', then select No Email for them.?

I have some 90 members whose email delivery I wish to set to No Email. Is there any way that this can be achieved as a bulk operation or must it be done on an individual basis? Margaret UK

My solution does not involve pasting into the spreadsheet (although I seem to recall someone else made such a suggestion). My solution is to open a blank worksheet and (in Excel 2016) use Data > Get &

Thanks Frances. I used my gmail address as an alias. When I post from that address, which would normally be rejected as a non-member, the posting shows up coming from my subscribed address. Works like

Samuel. What you are seeing is Excel trying to be smart and save you time by automatically doing the text to column conversion for you. Once Excel has importe

As Frances mentioned, a moderator has a choice.? If the member edits it, it always gets sent.? Members that aren't aware of that sometimes make small edits to a post to get it 'just right',

You have a choice - send the updated message to the group, or save without sending. However if you choose "save without sending", you will be told "Your message edit has been saved and a copy has been

If editing is allowed will the group get a copy of the edited post like they did from the original post? Don

There is a nice "Text to Columns" wizard in Excel 2010 and beyond. Go ahead and open the file and let it load each line into column A. Then, in the ribbon, select Data-->Text to Columns. Then, select

Huh. I have Excel 365 (not sure how to check which build--they seem to hide that now), but I double-clicked a comma-delimited file and it opened perfectly. I opened it in Notepad first.to confirm that

Nor anyone else who isn't a GMF Moderator. A slight mix - up in Frances' post, I fear. The important bit if this: Go to Hashtags in the left menu on your group homepage. (My underlining.) Ignore the

Followup - I checked this morning, and it looks like the summary went out. I'd still love to know what the problem was, though... Sam

In the latest versions of Excel (Office 365) you don’t get that dialog box if you open the file directly (by double-clicking on the file itself in case of a CSV file). Only if you open Excel first,

That link didn't work for me. May be because I just joined GMF, or because you have to be a group moderator. Thank you for the instructions!

There should be a dialog box where you can specify the divider.

The only way I found is to manually change each color. It would be nice to have the option of the colors changed automatically based on the alphabetically sorted items. I’m actually thinking of just

Actually, it was Bruce that suggested that, but the important thing is that it's resolved! Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help: /static/help Search

Could be an issue with file associations. On my PC, anything with a CSV file extension is automatically recognized as an Excel file (i.e.: displays that icon) and opens as expected. If I change the

Yes, see also here: /g/GroupManagersForum/message/26933 Samuel

Well... I've had some problems getting Excel to split by comma with quite a number of CSV files lately. In my cases, Excel just puts everything from each line into the first column, and if there are