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@JoAnn Strommen If you have a spreadsheet with the classes you want - you can copy those classes and paste them into a one of query like you would do with constituent ID. Class Year works the same way. Let Excel do the work and then you don't have to key them separately.
Hope this helps.

@JoAnn Strommen, this is the query we use to find specific class years ending in 1s or 6s, for example. Hope this is helpful.

@Dariel Dixon
Also, in all of the examples I've seen (when we launched NXT and then on BB youtube channel) it shows 1 - 5 gifts per batch as the examples. At the end of the day, the power should be in the customer's hands like it is in OLX to create batches on our own to better fit our needs

@Faith Murray With NXT WebView donation forms, NXT batches them several times throughout the day. And even though some of Blackbaud's online source says there are specific parameters to which the gifts are batched, the last rep I spoke with said that more often than not, I would end up with mostly 1 gift batches. Even though WebView has a friendlier recurring giving option, the batching process would be a nightmare for our organization.

Many organizations need the ability to batch their own online donations. Ours receives a high volume of donations and I would never get through them in a timely manner. Having to process and post batches with only 1 gift in it would kill our organizations momentum. We would have 200 batches a day at a minimum. That's insane.

@JoAnn Strommen
I don't know if your “class year” is table entry or just text or number, if it's text or number, you can do the years in excel, the copy and paste into one-of operator?