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Filter, Sort, Group

Filters, sorting, grouping, row colors, and frozen columns are view-specific: you can set up different configurations for each view without affecting any other view.


Filters show only entries that meet certain conditions.

  1. Click Filter in the top-right corner
  2. + Add filter
  3. Choose column → operator → value

Multiple filters default to AND logic. Between any two filter rows an AND / OR pill appears — click it to switch all filters to OR. The logic applies globally to all filters in this view.

Column typeOperators
Text / URL / Emailcontains, does not contain, is, is not, is empty, is not empty
Number / Rollup=, ≠, >, <, ≥, ≤, is empty, is not empty
Dateis, before, after, is empty, is not empty
Selectis, is not, is empty, is not empty
Multi-Selectcontains, does not contain, is empty, is not empty
Checkboxchecked, not checked
Relationlinked, not linked

Sort rows ascending or descending by one or more columns. Multiple sort rules are applied in order — the first rule takes priority.

  1. Click Sort
  2. Choose column and direction (ascending / descending)
  3. + Add sort for a secondary level

Grouping organises rows by a column — as sections in the table or as columns in Kanban.

  • Select
  • Multi-Select
  • Checkbox
  • Date (by day, week, month)
  • Assignee

Click Group → choose a column. Each group shows the entry count and can be collapsed or expanded.


In table view you can hide columns without deleting them:

  1. Click Fields
  2. Deactivate the columns you want to hide

Hidden columns remain visible and editable in the row detail view.


Frozen columns stay pinned on the left while you scroll horizontally — useful when you have many columns and always want the name or first column visible.

  1. Click the column header of the column up to which everything should be frozen
  2. Choose Freeze column
  3. All columns from the first up to and including this one are pinned

To unfreeze, click the frozen column header → Unfreeze.


Row colors highlight specific rows — based on conditions you define (e.g. mark all rows with status “Urgent” in red).

  1. Click Color in the toolbar
  2. + Add color rule
  3. Choose column → operator → value → color

Multiple rules are evaluated in order — the first matching rule determines the row’s color.


Press ⌘F (Mac) or Ctrl+F (Windows/Linux) to jump directly into the table search field. The table filters all rows that contain the search term in any cell — without saving a filter.


The table view has an aggregation row at the bottom — below the last data row, marked with a symbol on the left.

Click any cell in the aggregation row to open the menu. Choose the desired aggregation — the value is calculated and displayed immediately.

AggregationDescriptionAvailable for
NoneDisable aggregationall
CountTotal number of rowsall
EmptyNumber of empty cellsall
Not emptyNumber of filled cellsall
Unique valuesCount of distinct entriesall
SumSum of all numeric valuesNumber, Formula, Rollup, Rating, Auto-number
AverageArithmetic meanNumber, Formula, Rollup, Rating
MinSmallest valueNumber, Formula, Rollup, Rating
MaxLargest valueNumber, Formula, Rollup, Rating
Earliest dateEarliest dateDate, Created at, Modified at
Latest dateMost recent dateDate, Created at, Modified at
CheckedNumber of ticked checkboxesCheckbox
UncheckedNumber of empty checkboxesCheckbox
% CheckedPercentage of ticked boxesCheckbox

Aggregation values for number and formula columns are displayed using the configured column format (currency, percent, decimal places).

Aggregation settings are saved per view — each view can have its own aggregations, and they persist after reloading.


In the table view you can select multiple rows and edit them at once.

  • Click the checkbox at the far left of a row
  • Select all: Click the checkbox in the column header

When rows are selected, a floating action bar appears at the bottom of the screen:

  1. Choose a column from the dropdown
  2. Enter the new value
  3. Click Apply — all selected rows are updated

Click Delete in the action bar → confirm the dialog. All selected rows are permanently deleted.


Click Filter / Sort / FieldsReset to restore all configurations of a view to their defaults.