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Add ability to select an existing Group in Event Wizard

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Add ability to select an existing Group in Event Wizard

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In the event wizard, having the ability to select from an existing group(similar to selecting an existing event) could be a big win. Currently the only option is to create a new group. In certain situations this might be desired, but not in all, and if you do not wish to create a new group then you have to make sure you delete all text from the group name box. By default it is filled in with the name of the event, and if a person just breezes by this page(and not attentive) a new group is created even if that wasn't their intention. Furthermore, if you wish to link an existing group, after you complete the wizard, you must navigate to the registration, go to the linkage tab and then add an existing group.

Having the ability to select from an existing group could same many steps, and it would make this tool even more powerful.

Photo of Jonathan AndersonSubmitted by Jonathan Anderson, The Ark Church  ·   ·  Event
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