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# Member List

## Overview

On the Members page, you have access to complete `member information`, including their `address`, X(Twitter) `handle`, `Discord` account, `Telegram` account, current `status`, and the date when they joined the community, and `on-chain data`.

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## Unique User Profile

For unique user profile, we've added multiple dimensions of member information, including IP, on-chain address details (active time, transaction count, current balance, etc.), transaction counts with your project, and more. &#x20;

By clicking an individual member, these details will be displayed in the right sidebar, allowing you to view user information in real time without downloading all member data.

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### Filter

In the filtering options, you can choose from "`All`", "`Joined`", and "`Left`" to filter members based on their status. This allows you to select the target users and gather specific information.

### Export

TaskOn also supports exporting members’ information list. Simply click "`Export as CSV`".

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