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Thanks Bruce, I came to same conclusion. Graham

Forget Notepad. Just paste them into the "Email Addresses" box and click "Send Invitations." There's no advantage to doing that. Send them all at once and wait.

Thank you Duane, ?it was in notices that I needed to updated the details kind regards neil

What you get depends on your notification settings for that group.? On a restricted group, all you really need to do is approve/reject them, so you don't need the applied notification. Duane -- The

Have a look at the manual about renaming a group ( /helpcenter/manual/ownersmanual/groupprocedures/group_renaming.htm ).? The same information applies to a subgroup.? You'll

I recently updated the name of a sub-group, but when I add someone directly, the email they receive still displays the old name in both the email address and web link. How can I ensure these details

I own a group for behavioral health providers. Our group is restricted. My question is, do I understand the workflow correctly: People ask to join our group, then they are sent a verification email

/On 2025-05-29 01:06, Christos Psarras wrote: / Well I just tested it and it does work as I suspected, I created a text file with Notepad then changed the extension its extension to .xls and it worked

I was advised here in group help to copy and paste my emails into my new group after multiple attempts to create a file that would not import properly. Although a bit tedious ?I did it in batches of

If you have an xlsx file and the email addresses are in a single column, you can simply open the file in Excel, highlight that column, press <Ctrl>+<C> to copy, then open Notepad and use <Ctrl>+<V> to

/On 2025-05-28 23:35, Graham Rae via groups.io wrote: / I cannot confirm if the file must have the .txt extension***, but I can confirm the file must be a regular text file (which usually has the .txt

/On 2025-05-29 00:33, Graham Rae via groups.io wrote: / No, if they accept the invitation then their groups.io account is automatically created for them, for either a regular main group or a subgroup.

Is it a requirement that an invitee to a subgroup must have their own Groups.IO account before they can accept the invite?

Can you confirm the only supported format is .txt? I have tried csv and .xlsx and both result in "invalid email format" error

Karl Suggestion - when members have issues, its helpful to ask whether they are using a PC (web browser interface) or An App (and iOS or Android) A browser (like Chrome or Safari) on a mobile device

On a narrow screen (like a phone or tablet) New Topic will be at the bottom of the page. Failing that, he could just be logged in with the wrong email address (or not logged in at all). Hope this

I am the moderator of a group.? I have a group member - his side menu bar does not have the "new topic" option visible.? I can't figure it out.? Anyone else encountered this issue? Thanks.

Hey Merle It MATTERS because your complaint about Groups.io revolves around your perception of lack of support. I.e., you said, “ I never got replies to my questions when I sent to the groups.io (

Thanks, everyone, issue resolved. Merle [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks, everyone, for your help. Issue Resolved. Merle [email protected]> wrote: