How to change the Group by view of a folder in Windows 10
In Windows, you can change the template, column width, Group by view, Sort by, etc. for files in the folder the way you want.
In addition to sorting, you can also group files by attributes. As with sorting, grouping won't significantly change the way files are displayed. This only divides the files into different parts. So if you have a directory filled with text documents, you might want to group them by type to see which apps are used to create them. Or, if you're processing photos, you can group them by date to separate photos by the time they were taken.
This tutorial will show you how to change the Group by view for a folder in File Explorer on Windows 10.
Note : The folders included in the library will share the same Group by view.
If you want to delete the group delineation in the directory or library, select Group by> (None) .
Change the Group by folder view from the File Explorer ribbon
1. In File Explorer ( Win
+ E
), open the folder you want to change the Group by view of its contents.
2. Click the View tab ( Alt
+ V
).
3. Click Group by on the ribbon and click on the details (eg Name ) you want to group the items in.
Note : You can also click Choose columns to select more or delete sorting details and add or remove as columns when in detailed layout view.
Click Group by on the ribbon4. Select the group of objects in this folder in ascending (default) or descending order with selected details (eg Name ) from step 3.
Select groups of objects in this folder in ascending or descending orderChange Group by view from context menu
1. In File Explorer ( Win
+ E
), open the folder you want to change the Group by view of the content.
2. Right-click or hold and hold an empty area in the folder, click Group by and click the details (eg Name ) you want to group the items in this folder to.
Note : You can also click More . so you can choose to add or remove group details and add or remove as columns when in detailed layout view.
Right-click or hold and hold an empty area in the folder, click Group by3. Select the group of objects in the folder in ascending (default) or descending order with selected details (eg Name) from step 2.
You can group in ascending or descending orderYou should read it
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