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Make grouped worksheets easier to understand

Orgvue product update

Published by Orgvue 

Grouping worksheet rows helps turn detailed data into a structured view. The labels for those groups now make that structure clearer at a glance.

When you add row groupings, the label column automatically reflects the display names of the properties you selected. Instead of a generic label, readers can see the business meaning of each level in the grouped view.

Animated Orgvue worksheet showing grouped employee data as multiple row properties are added. The worksheet’s group label column updates automatically to reflect the selected property display names.

That clearer context helps analysts check they have grouped the right fields and makes the finished worksheet easier for colleagues to interpret. It is particularly useful when a view combines several dimensions, such as business unit, location and role family.

There is nothing extra to configure. Add the row properties you need and Orgvue carries their display names into the worksheet automatically, helping your analysis remain understandable as it moves from creation to review.

FAQ: Grouped worksheets

How are row groups labeled in an Orgvue worksheet?

The label column automatically uses the display names of the properties selected for row grouping.

Do I need to configure the row-group labels separately?

No. Add the row properties you want to group by and Orgvue carries their display names into the worksheet automatically.

Why are property display names useful in grouped worksheets?

They show the business meaning of each grouping level, making multi-level views easier to check, explain and share with colleagues.