Powershell is an ugly hammer but it occasionally drives a nail effectively, or at least saves a bunch of copy-paste-reformat busy-work
So you need to get a list of members of a specific O365 group, and don't want to deal with horrible formatting issues after you copy/paste it out of their web portal? Powershell can help!
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Connect to O365 PowerShell [docs]:
Connect-MsolService -
Find the group you're looking for (you need the group object ID)
Get-MsolGroup -SearchString '<group name>' -
Get the list of members for the group, sort it by email address, convert them from objects into strings, and copy the list to the clipboard:
Get-MsolGroupMember -GroupObjectId <group object ID> | sort-object -Property EmailAddress | select EmailAddress | Out-String | Set-Clipboard -
Paste that list wherever you need it and move on with life.
You could of course turn this into a scheduled job of some sort that emails the results, or somesuch.