Sometimes the aspects of a group may change. Read on to learn how to edit a group.
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Search for the group you want to edit.
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Click the Edit button and the Edit Group panel appears.
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Go through and make any changes to the Group that are required.
- 1 - Move Group - this provides you with the ability to move the group attach it as a subgroup of an existing group, or, if this group is a subgroup, you can set it as a new primary group. For further details on Move Group, see: Moving Groups
- 2 - Name of the Group - you can change this to the desired name
- 3 - Type of Group - assign the required Group Type category that you want this group to be associated with. For details, see: Group Types
- 4 - Purpose of the group - free text to describe what purpose this group has.
- 5 & 6 - Hibernation and Expiry dates - if the group has a date limited purpose you can set the dates on which this should occur. For details on these functions, see: Hibernating and Expiring a Group
- 7 - Group Usage
- Tasks - this controls whether group members can have tasks assigned. This applies to To-Dos, Rosters and Events. For further information, see: Group Tasks
- Content - this controls whether group members can see any Notes or Library files. For further information, see: Group Content
- 8 - Filter data - adding details here will provide you options when using the Groups - Advanced Search function. For more information on this, see: Groups and Advanced Search
- 9 - Save and Cancel - select these buttons as required
- 10 - Delete - use this is you want to remove this group from your infoodle. Note that there are a few things to consider, and a choice to make in regards to either indicating that the contact is now a past member of the parent group, or that they should be removed from the parent group (if this group is a subgroup).
- Click the Save button at the bottom of the screen when you have finished.
Note
The edit panel is very similar to the Add a New Group panel. For information about filling out or making changes to Groups, see Adding a Group.