Head Count Feature in Communicator

In my previous version of Communicator each of my groups showed a count of number of people in the group and the number of people active. For instance:
Human Resources (4/10)
This would indicate 4 of my 10 employees were active.
Is this feature available in Communicator 2007 R2? 
I know we are planning to move to LYNC in the Fall, is there a way for me to suggest this feature for LYNC as well?
Thank you-
Bill

This is a native feature for Lync client.
Lisa Zheng
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