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No.? A subgroup is pretty much a stand alone group and there's no way to move things between them.? The only things I can think of are to ask the member, and replies, to post in the correct subgroup

Someone asked this last year - see /g/GroupManagersForum/message/46001 Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help ( /helpcenter ) and GMF wiki (

I have had member post to the wrong subgroup with atachments etc - 4 replies todate - can I re-direct the whole topic and its attachments to the correct subgroup - barry

How about...just send a separate email to everyone but the target, noting that it's off-list and a surprise? Someone can still blow it, but they'll have to work at it.

Thanks Frances, Andy and Duane. I was able to find the email activity log for this member and see that she IS getting the digest so I think it is confusion on her end and not a groups.io problem.

In Admin, go to Members. Search for the member you want. Use the Membership dropdown menu. You can see Activity History as well as Email Delivery History. Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help

Thanks Andy and Duane. You suggested I check to see what email has been sent to a member who says she is not getting her digest. Would you please tell me where to check; I see only each member’s

As mentioned, this is only emailed to those you select and doesn't appear in the message archive. The special guest could see it in Activity, but not every moderator or owner visits activity

As stated though if the person happen to look on the website will they still not be able to see it? I really do not see a way of doing this. and I would not want to ruin the surprise. Thanks and happy

if you are a moderator/owner and your group allows No Mail. You could temporarily change their delivery option and then change it back once the special email has been delivered to everyone else. Bill

I have created a notice and then in Admin, Members, selected the people I wanted to send the message to. I used the Actions, Send Message - pasted the notice into the box. However it will appear in

I suggest having a birthday committee and communicate among the members of that committee by email, not the group. <malcolm.austen@...> wrote:

This won't prevent the person concerned being able to read the message in the archive, neither will it prevent anyone else quoting it in a reply to the group. Double whammy, you could solve the first

The Moderator can change the persons e mail status to none.? send the message,? then turn it back on.

There is none.? Awhile back, someone sort of did it by creating a subgroup, but didn't allow the suprisee to be a member, but that's not guaranteed. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found

Hello! We sometimes have birthday surprises or events for a single person within an email group and we don't want them to see the email. What is the best way to temporarily keep that person from

John -- There is an FAQ on this, copied below for your convenience. Please review and come back with further questions. The final fall-back measure -- contacting groups.io support -- can be hit or

I am the Vice President of the Vintage Radio Control Society.? Our president Mike Denest has recently passed away.? He was the sole owner and moderator for our group. I would like to transfer the

Unless a digest has been sent to them within the last 6 hours. ( /helpcenter/membersmanual/1/additional-information/understanding-message-digests ) Duane -- Lots of detailed

Just to clear up some terminology to start with: there are digests (in either HTML or plain text format) and there's a Daily Summary.?? A digest is a collection of up to 12 messages.? If there have