Mass add users to a channel or team
Please add mass add users to a channel or team.
Like we use on other Office 365 services. email@domain;email@domain and (if possible) @everyone something like that.
I'm using and loving Microsoft Teams :-)
Thanks a lot.
Thank you for your feedback and comments! The team is looking into how best to do this. We will post an update here as we have more to share.
454 comments
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Andrea
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I'm in an organization that does not let org members create distribution lists. Adding a delimited list of users is a highly asked for feature by the users I support as we use MS Teams in an educational setting.
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Brad
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How about the ability to add an Azure AD Group?
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Pascal Kotté commented
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Mahesh
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Please enable the Mass add users option
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Anonymous
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Any update?
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Gihan Saranga
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I have written a blog and developed a small script to do this very easily.
https://gihanblog.netlify.app/posts/2020-08-19/add-bulk-users-to-teams -
Victoria
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I am also in need of mass or bulk add. It is painful and not a good use of time (waste in terms of lean six sigma) to manually enter the names, especially if there are 20+ by hand.
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Erica Dumont
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Yes please allow us to import a lot of students at the same time! Importing them one-by-one becomes very tedious when you have a lot of students. Something simple with a copy/paste of a list of email addresses, for example, would be perfect!
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Anonymous
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Should include adding attendees to Live Event that is private (not organization wide or public).
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Stephen Nichols
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Is this fixed yet? Cut and paste works flawlessly on my Comcast server
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Anonymous
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Very much needed. Ability to invite a bunch of folks (email database) to a channel, outside of our own organization. THANK YOU
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Don
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We extremely need this. Not only to add people in the organization but also to add guests, in bulk. Thank you.
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Anonymous
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We definitely need to be able to add users to specific channels in bulk. When you have a Team available for a large audience, (i.e. IT/Systems and HR) but you need a channel specific to only one part of that group due to sensitivity (i.e. HR), we currently have to either manually add hundreds of users to the channel or split into two teams. We are opting for keeping one team because of the overlap of communications that impact both IT and HR, but it will be tedious to maintain the channel until the functionality improves.
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Anonymous
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As a workaround I created a flow that reads user principal name from Excel ..in a loop and add them to office 365 group ..so what you will do
1.Manually trigger flow
2.list rows present in a table
3. Apply to each --value
add member to groupI hope this gives you push into right direction as a workaround
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Bryce Maryott
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I'm confused - the Microsoft Azure portal "Bulk Operation" has let me do this since I started working with M365 in March.
Since I'm working in a college and we let students create their own Teams, I'd really prefer that this ISN'T available as a general ability!
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Anonymous
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Hurry up! Not fun to add tens of email addresses one by one to Teams.
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Coen Roberts
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This is really something that should be realized. For now, I work with a program made in Microsoft Flow that adds users who are placed in an Excel file. Depending on the number of emails he continues scanning the file for new email addresses to add.
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Philippe Jeanjean
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My problem is when I need to add multiple *EXTERNAL* emails to my Teams meeting invite and I believe the only way to do it is one at a time... Very annoying when you have 30 people to add. In addition, even more annoying, after entering each external email address, I need to wait a couple of seconds for the pop-up to confirm that indeed, I want to add that person to the mailing list. If there is a workaround for that, I have not yet found it.
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Michele Testa
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In universities we have been waiting for this feature since 2017 for professors who need to activate one-shot teams on their own without going through the IT department .... please hurry up!
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Anonymous
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How to Add Multiple Members In Microsoft Teams in One Go: