> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.inforiver.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.inforiver.com/editable/working-with-editable/explore-data/group-rows-by.md). # Group Rows By The 'Group Rows' feature in EDITable lets you group the rows based on a selected column. Rows with the same attributes are grouped. 1. Click **Group** from the toolbar.

2. Select the column to group by. In the example below, we are grouping rows based on the department ID.

3. Within a group, you can create sub-groups. Click on **Add Subgroup** to create a subgroup.

4. Select another column to group them. We will select 'TargetBonus'.

Grouping by another column within a group

The results are as below:

5. Use the arrows to expand or collapse the groups and sub-groups.

6. Use the three-dot menu to expand all/collapse all or insert a row.

7. You can edit the table, and perform usual actions like formatting, bulk-editing, inserting rows, using find and replace, etc. on grouped rows too.

8. You can use the bin icon to ungroup a particular group. To return to the table, ungroup all of them by clicking delete on all groups.

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