Conversations involving multiple participants, allowing collaboration and information sharing in Teams
We need folders or categories to organize chats, seriously
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I'd like to group chats together, not people.
I know this has been asked before, but the solution provided is not working anymore.
I get both personal chat messages and group chats chat messages from several hundred people and would like to categorize them to find, e.g. all messages from a certain group. I found that I can make Contact Groups, which means I can group several contacts into one group, but I cannot add "group chats" to such a contact group. How do I do this? thanks.
Conversations involving multiple participants, allowing collaboration and information sharing in Teams
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We need folders or categories to organize chats, seriously
I would like to group certain meetings into one meeting group, then pin that group later reference. This way the meeting group will become bold when there is a change and/or update.
I would also like to group certain portions of conversation from different chats (threads) into one group conversation topic. I would really be slick as to take portions of a conversation from one or two individual (different threads) and add them to a group regarding that topic. See below.
Chat A
**** Topic 1A
Topic 2A
Topic 3A
Chat B
Topic 1B
Topic 2B
Topic 3B
Group topic
Topic 1B
Topic 2A and 3A
This really needs to be looked into.
The ability to "group" chats in the Chat window rather than just pin up to 15 chats would improve working with Teams
Carrying on in bumping this thread. This really needs to be looked into.
And Slack and several other competing applications. Why does Teams not offer this basic functionality?