I’ve looked through HELP. I’ve viewed (and attempted) the “Using subgroups”, “overview”, “creating a subgroup”, and “Using subgroup categories” sections.

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I had a specific function – a ‘50^th Anniversary on the job’ party/discussion for one group member. With your help, I figured out how to create a subgroup and exclude that single member of the group from that subgroup, then open the entire topic up to the rest of the group – allowing those who didn’t want to be involved to ‘opt out’ of that subgroup. THAT worked amazingly well. I can easily see using this procedure to set up ‘working groups’ for projects, etc. But don’t want to end up with 2, 10, 50 or more subgroups that no longer have any function or use.

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Now the event is past. And there’s no reason to keep/archive/continue the subgroup or its contents – messages, etc. I just want to Delete the entire subgroup, all of its contents, messages and such. But I don’t see a way to dump it all.

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BTW, I don’t really understand/comprehend the “subgroup category” unit or purpose.

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In advance, thanks.

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Whew! I did it. You led me to the wording and then to the place I needed to be. I did, however, comment before I did it – and I did it with great reluctance. The button I clicked (as you told me) read “DELETE GROUP”!!! But…this was a SUB GROUP. That was an uneasy feeling. I commented that, in this case the button should read “DELETE SUBGROUP”.

Thanks, Andy.

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