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# Group rows
Use the **Group By** feature to organize records into logical groups based on shared values. Grouping makes large datasets easier to navigate and analyze. You can expand or collapse individual groups to control the level of detail displayed in the table.
### Group rows
To group rows:
1. From the **PowerTable** tab, select **Group By**.
2. From the dropdown, select the column to group the records, and then select **Save**.
PowerTable groups the records based on the selected column. The following example shows records grouped by the *ProductSubcategoryKey* column. The numerical fields are aggregated as a sum.
### Expand or collapse groups
Select the expand or collapse arrow beside a group name to show or hide the records within that group.
### Create subgroups
You can create subgroups within a group.
1. Select **Group By** again, then select **Add Sub Group**.
2. Select another column from the dropdown, and then select **Save**.
PowerTable creates nested groups within the existing group. The following example shows the records further grouped by the *ModelName* column under *ProductSubcategoryKey.*
### Remove grouping
To remove a group, select the delete (bin) icon next to it, and then select **Save**. To return to the default table view, remove all groups.
### Work with grouped data
You can continue to perform table operations on grouped records, including:
* Edit data
* Insert rows
* Bulk edit records
* Apply formatting
* Sort records
* Use Find and Replace
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