Oh, I had forgotten...  there is a command to fetch the number of subscribers for a single list. Enter it on the LISTSERV Command line accessible from Server Admin or List Management drop-down menu. Unfortunately, it doesn't accept a wild card for list name.

REV [list name]  SH NOH MSG


Hope that helps.

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Subject: Re: Subscriber Report

Subscriber reports works on one list at a time ... there shouldn't be any duplicates within the list unless they were forced there.  The number of subscribers for any list Is displayed adjacent the name of the list on the Subscriber Reports screen, and in the Subscribers column for each list displayed on the List Reports screen or List Management Dashboard.

If this is a *single list* you're concerned with, why not run a List Activity report, checking the boxes for both History and Statisitics, and specifying a date range of 1/1/2014 - 12/31/2014?   You can customize the report to show only subscription activity if that is all you want to see. This will give you a detailed account of the subscriber numbers, posts, etc.

If you're trying to ascertain the number of subscribers for *all lists* on the server there may be a command for this but I simply run a List Report to CSV Report format (All), import the data into a spreadsheet and highlight the column containing the number of subscribers for each list (Excel shows the sum of each row; or write a simple formula SUM(B1:B?) to produce the result.


Greg Dietrich
LISTSERV Administrator
California State Controller
Email: GDietrich @ sco.ca.gov

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