
Column Groups
37 installs, since December 10, 2025. 12 installs/month. Updated January 6, 2026.
A dedicated board view to organize wide monday.com boards
Create a clean, organized board view for complex monday.com boards.
Column Groups adds a dedicated board view that helps teams make sense of wide, data-heavy boards by grouping columns vertically. Instead of endlessly scrolling or constantly hiding columns, you get a structured view designed for clarity and readability.
Your main table view stays untouched. Column Groups runs in its own board view, giving teams a cleaner way to work with complex data without changing the underlying board structure.
Why teams use Column Groups
As boards grow, they often accumulate extra columns from integrations, forms, tracking fields, and internal metadata. While that data is useful, it can make boards hard to scan and difficult to work in day to day.
Column Groups provides an alternative board view that organizes columns visually, helping teams focus on what matters while keeping all data accessible.
What you can do in the Column Groups view
- Group related columns: Organize columns into clear vertical groups such as customer information, tracking data, project details, or internal notes. This makes large boards easier to understand at a glance.
- Hide and reveal column groups: Collapse busy or rarely used columns to reduce visual clutter and sideways scrolling. Expand groups when you need to access details.
- Color-code column groups: Apply subtle or full-column color styling to visually distinguish categories, workflows, or phases. This improves scanning speed and makes wide boards easier to navigate.
- Customize by item group: Use different column groupings for different horizontal item groups. This is especially useful for multi-phase workflows where each stage has different information to display.
Designed for shared team use
Column Groups applies at the board level, so everyone who opens the Column Groups view sees the same organized layout. This makes it ideal for teams that want a consistent, standardized way to view complex boards during daily work, reviews, or meetings.
Built to evolve with real workflows
Column Groups is actively developed based on feedback from teams working with large, complex boards. Future improvements will continue to build on this dedicated view approach, making column organization even more flexible and efficient over time.
If your monday.com boards are powerful but visually overwhelming, Column Groups gives your team a clearer, more structured way to work with them.
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Data
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Privacy
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