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Newcomer
October 12, 2023
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Can't add attendees to Zoom Scheduler Time Slot

  • October 12, 2023
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Hi - I've created several Zoom Scheduler time slots for multiple attendees but my users are unable to add additional attendees.  The help article says to use a comma, spaces, or hit enter between emails but this does not work.  I've tested this and I also cannot get it to work.  Can you help, please?  Thank you.

Best answer by AaronBakken

Yes, I had to delete my Scheduler meetings and recreate them for a single participant. Oddly, by doing so the option for the person signing up to add additional attendees actually shows up. If you choose to set up the meeting type for multiple attendees this option disappears. Counterintuitive.

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Newcomer
October 13, 2023

I'm having the same issue. I see when I'm setting up my various schedule options that the "add attendees" icon and words are in the formatted area, but after saving the schedule and when anyone navigates to this link the scheduler only allows one email address to be added. Seems like a serious glitch. I have 8 different schedule options created and everyone is having this issue.

DawnD13Author
Newcomer
October 13, 2023

Thanks for telling me Aaron. I'm going to see about opening a ticket now that I know this isn't just me!  I'll update here.

Newcomer
October 26, 2023

Yes, I had to delete my Scheduler meetings and recreate them for a single participant. Oddly, by doing so the option for the person signing up to add additional attendees actually shows up. If you choose to set up the meeting type for multiple attendees this option disappears. Counterintuitive.

DawnD13Author
Newcomer
October 26, 2023

Thank you, Aaron!  I did exactly what you described and it worked.  How frustrating!  Zoom still has my ticket open and is working on it.  Since the multiple attendees function is not truly working, I'm going to leave the ticket open in hopes that they will actually fix the problem (or at least the counterintuitive nature of their UI.)