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Export the list of team members
- PowerShell
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/office/Get-Teams-details-c8d8cd93
Hope that answers your question!
Best, Chris
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/office/Get-Teams-details-c8d8cd93
Hope that answers your question!
Best, Chris
Broken link now? ChrisHoardMVP
ChrisHoardMVP the link provided no longer works.
ChrisHoardMVP seems like this script example doesn't exist anymore. When you click the link, it goes to the generic docs page and searching "get Teams details" pulls up nothing. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Thanks for bearing with me as I get back to the Teams Community
Can now do this in the Teams Admin Centre. Go to Teams > Manage Teams > Select a Team and it's on the right hand side 😄
Best, Chris
- HI Christopher,
The link above doesn't point to the specific script but to a set of scripts of which no one is about exporting list of team members or am I totally wrong?
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ChrisHoardMVP wrote:
PowerShell
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/office/Get-Teams-details-c8d8cd93ChrisHoardMVP unfortunately, this link is not valid anymore
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yeah Technet is no more. Moved to github.
Export all Teams Channels and all members in Office 365 (azure365pro.com)
ChrisHoardMVP We shouldn't have to do any coding to get a list of members. It should be part of the basic functionality of the software.
- I can not agree more!
- Hi and thanks for the answer. But why is it not possible, for someone who doesn't have admin rights (because running a power shell requires some privileges...) a Teams owner, for instance, to simply export the list of members?
ChristianRoy, I agree it would be nice to be able to "manage" your Team membership by export as just a Team owner, especially in the app (and not fully blown admin). But I also think it would be good to allow admins to have the ability to pull the membership data without having to use PS like from the Office 365 Admin or Teams Admin dashboards. I know the horrors most of you might have at this idea, but some of us are stuck on other OS's and PS isn't available. If MS is to move to truly cloud based applications, they're going to have to realize some of these requests should be handled on the GUI cross-platform applications. Of all the reports I can pull for user activity (which are great), I can't pull a membership report for SharePoint or Teams for my entire organization (unless I'm missing something).
- ToddS406 - Log in to Azure, select Microsoft Entra ID.
- On the left under "Manage" choose "Groups".
- Search for and select your group
- Under "Manage" choose "Members"
- Under "Bulk operations" choose "Download members"
- It takes a while.
- Under "Activity" choose "Bulk operation results"
- Select results from the table
- Choose "Download results"
- Fair question
Uservoice for it here
https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/39842815-want-to-export-teams-lists-to-files-in-the-gui
It's a design restriction so unfortunately no way around it
Best, Chris- Cheers Chris for the link.
ChrisHoardMVP This only works if you are a member of the team yourself. Cool script but not ideal.
- Yeah, we need something better than this. I am not aware of anything else at the moment. An opportunity here for the member of the community. I would look to do one myself but the pattern is literally full for the forseeable future
ChrisHoardMVP I was doing a lot of digging on this because a client requested. I found this awesome script: https://blog.admindroid.com/managing-private-channels-in-microsoft-teams/
Only thing I noticed is before running the script (option 9) I had to manually run Connect-MicrosoftTeams for the script to successfully execute.
