The event will also need to be configured to require registration. See the "Registration Settings" section of this article for more information.

Events that have registrations have an additional tab named "Attendees." This is where you will see all the people who have signed up for the event. You can also edit and delete any sign-ups from here.

1. "Item/Tickets" contain all non-hidden item/tickets fields on the associated sign-up form (or those selected on at least one sign up). It shows the name of the item/ticket, the number purchased or selected as well as the number remaining if a max is set on the item/ticket. For repeating events, the number is replenished automatically so that each occurrence has its own available quantity. The remaining count is now calculated from sign ups. This means deleting a sign up will add any item/tickets chosen back to the pool for others to select.

2. The Attendee List counts those on the sign up form that are labeled as being event guests. This applies to any people fields as well as the Profile Information section at the top of the form (which represents the person filling out the form). To have people on the form count towards the attendee list counts, check the "Add person to guest list if form is linked to an event?" when editing the person fields on the form as appropriate.

3. Total Guests are the total number of people marked as event guests entered on the form. This may or may not include the form submitter depending on the settings on the form.

4. Additional Guests list names of anyone entered on any people fields on the form.

5. Fields from the sign up form will appear directly in the table. This includes items/tickets so you can quickly see at a glance which item/tickets each person selected as well as responses to other fields. The only exceptions are repeating section fields. Due to the nature of how those are defined, they can only be seen by exporting the table data.

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If you just want to add a new attendee and ignore any questions on the sign-up form, click on the "Add Person" button under the "Attendees" tab. A pop-up will appear with the following fields:

This section is visible only if you did not select a person in the previous field.

This section only appears if the event has more than one time. Select the time or times the person is interested in attending. Each time indicates how many sign ups with the "Going" status are currently entered.

When you are finished, click on the "Save" button to add the new attendee.

If you want to capture the information from the registration form as part of the sign up, click on the "Sign Up" button in the "Registration" box.

A pop-up will open containing the registration form. Complete the form and submit it. If you use this method, you may need to refresh the attendee table before you see the new sign-up listed.

You can view the sign-up form the person completed by selecting "View Sign Up" from the menu at the end of the row.

You can also click on the "View Sign Up" button at the bottom of the pop up which appears when viewing an event attendee.

An icon added to individuals in the event sign-up listing more easily shows who is on the event guest list and who is not. Note that each person labeled with this icon is counted towards the Attendee List counts (i.e. Going, Maybe, Not Going, etc.)

For example, if a sign-up form allows parents to register their children for an event, but the parents themselves are not going, the sign-up listing would only show that icon under the Additional People column for each child. This also makes it easier to see whether the associated registration form was set up correctly.