
Column Groups
51 installs, since December 10, 2025. 8 installs/month. Updated April 16, 2026.
Organize wide monday.com boards with column groups
If your monday.com boards have gotten wide, you know the problem. You're scrolling sideways to find columns, hiding fields just to see what you need, and new teammates take one look at the board and have no idea where to start.
Column Groups adds a dedicated board view that lets you organize columns into labeled, color-coded groups, collapse the ones you don't need right now, and actually see your board without the noise.
Your main table view stays completely untouched. This all happens in a separate board view, so nothing about your underlying board changes.
What you can do
Group related columns together
- Organize columns into named vertical groups, things like customer info, project tracking, internal notes, or whatever makes sense for your workflow. Wide boards become scannable in seconds instead of minutes.
Collapse and expand column groups
- Hide the columns you only need occasionally and bring them back when you do. One click, no permanent changes, no hiding columns for everyone on every view.
Color-code your groups
- Apply color to column groups to visually separate categories, phases, or workflows. Really useful when you're in a board review or walking a new teammate through how the board is structured.
Different groupings per item group
- Set up different column arrangements for different item groups on the same board. If you're running a multi-phase project where each stage surfaces different information, this is the feature that makes that work.
Shared across the team
The layout you set up in Column Groups applies to everyone who opens that view. So when you spend 20 minutes organizing a messy board, the whole team gets a cleaner experience, not just you.
Built for boards that have grown up
Monday.com boards tend to accumulate columns over time, integrations, forms, tracking fields, metadata that made sense at the time. Column Groups doesn't fight that. It just gives you a view that handles it.
Column Groups is actively developed and updated based on feedback from real teams working with large, complex boards. If something's missing or not quite right for your setup, I want to hear about it.
Questions before you install? Reach out at support@asplundsoftware.com, I'm happy to help.
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Security
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