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StephenKennedy
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May 07, 2020
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Member of a Group, but not Joined

We originally created some Groups within Teams. Having reviewed some guidance I found out that these Teams are hidden by default in Outlook.   I've run the PowerShell script to unhide these groups,...
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    VasilMichev
    May 07, 2020

    You need to also toggle the -HiddenFromExchangeClientsEnabled flag.

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VasilMichev
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May 07, 2020

You need to also toggle the -HiddenFromExchangeClientsEnabled flag.

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Ryan_McKee
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May 02, 2024

VasilMichev 

 

Apologies for the necro-post but I have run both the following commands in Exchange Online PowerShell:

 

Set-UnifiedGroup -Identity "<groupname>" -HiddenFromExchangeClientsEnabled:$false

Set-UnifiedGroup -Identity "<groupname>" -HiddenFromAddressListsEnabled:$false

 and am getting the output:

WARNING: The command completed successfully but no settings of '<groupname>_groupID' have
been modified.

 

It worked for one group which did eventually show up in Outlook, but I'm getting the above output for all other groups. I am an owner of ALL of these groups, created them all, and the directory shows I am in fact an owner of them all, however the button in the group description says "Request to Join"

 

This is true for almost all users as most users are part of multiple groups and not all of them are showing in their group lists.

 

Any help would be appreciated, and any acknowledgement from the Microsoft community or other  partners that this is a known issue/bug would be sanity-confirming.

 

Thank you

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