Last week I spent tons of time making a hacky solution to be able to group tables . (Transform the data to group it, and add a row in between each group with mostly null values except a unique ID and a header...).
Thank you for the feature though!! Now my groups can be expanded
@bradlymathews to repeat the grouped column values you can just duplicate the column, hide it and group by one of them.
+1 on the programmability.
Another thing I noticed is that if the colors are not assigned automatically to the tags, they are not inherited to the group header. It would be nice to customize them separately.
Thanks Alexi. Got quickly excited about the new stuff and forget about managing expectations.
2 features so far I would like to see in grouping:
aggregated measures i.e. grouping is nice but being able to add sum, count, ... on multiple columns gives important information to the user e.g. is it relevant and worth expanding. Like SQL (AlaSQL ?) There is a lot of wasted screen estate without that.
agree! we will definitely prioritize aggregation features
you should already be able to group by multiple columns. the "Group rows by" List editor supports adding an arbitrary number of columns, and the order determines how the groups should be nested. can you clarify the issue you're facing?
@skyler, unfortunately, there is no way to sort by aggregated value at this time. I don't think I understand what you mean by "Or to at least to Group by one term, and then sort it by an associated value?" Can you give an example?
@andoliveyou, thanks for letting me know. Hopefully sorting (and nested sorting for that matter) by aggregated values is something we'll see in the future.
Regarding the Group by one term (or value) and then sort it by an associated value question. In the primary table, we (and all our customers) use, we have a calculated aggregated value that we sort by.
e.g., we have
Section
Variant
Variant Volume
Section Volume
Every variant belongs to a Section and the Section Volume is the aggregated value of the Variant Volume for all Variants in the Section. The data is sorted using nested filters to keep everything grouped together. With the first sort being by Section Volume.
Hey @bradlymathews ! quick question... did you find a solution for the repeated values on the grouped columns? Iยดm experiecing the same issue and cant find the solution!
Thanks!