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You can group columns by sending the data table the Group Columns message, which takes a list of columns to group as an argument. For example, the following code opens the Big Class. jmp sample data table and groups the age and sex columns. dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA\Big Class.

To create a nested (or inner) group, select all detail rows above the related summary row, and click the Group button. For example, to create the Apples group within the East region, select rows 2 and 3, and hit Group. To make the Oranges group, select rows 5 through 7, and press the Group button again.

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First, select the three subject columns and go to the group section in the Data tab. A pop-up box will appear and ask if you want to group rows or columns. For this case, we will select columns. Now, when you will click on ok, you will see that a group is formed that you can collapse or expand.

Once you have the columns selected, right-click on one of the column headers and select "Group" from the menu that appears. Excel will then create a new outline level that you can expand or collapse just like any other outline level in Excel. You can also group rows together in a similar way.

To group columns in Excel, perform these steps: Select the columns you want to group, or at least one cell in each column. On the Data tab, in the Outline group, click the Group button. Or use the Shift + Alt + Right Arrow shortcut.