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To elaborate, I am referring to the table of an event’s attendee list. So the table that display’s attendee names, their payment status, etc. Check the attached image as an example, with the column I’d like to see in red:
I had a chat with the lead developer about this isn’t going to be added. The reason is if this were added to the table, it would have to calculate that number on the fly, which would really slow that query down. Especially if there were a lot of attendees.
Below is a link to a screenshot of 3.2’s registration overview. Note that with the first three events each have two people that were registered together. Registrations from the same session will be grouped together: http://www.screencast.com/t/kcRYPVOJCv
They are also grouped together on the transaction details page at the bottom under “Attendees registered in this transaction”: http://www.screencast.com/t/BfogkWkH0cYg
This reply was modified 12 years, 7 months ago by Josh. Reason: updated screenshot link
Hey that’s just as good… my goal is to be able to cut a section of the table and paste it in an email without having to edit it with quantity of tickets per row. If one person buys two tickets, and their name appears twice, that’s just as useful. Thanks for finding out!
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