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How to Group Tasks in ClickUp Easily 2026

By Impran M N

A long flat task list gets hard to scan once a project grows, but grouping lets you slice that same list by whatever attribute matters most right now. This guide covers opening the Group By controls, switching between structural groupings like priority or assignee, and using custom field values or dual-level grouping to build more specialized views your team can rely on.

01Open a List view

Launch an active project list and locate the upper toolbar where filtering and grouping controls live.

02Click the Group dropdown

Click the Group button to open the multi-variable sorting options available for your list.

03Select a core parameter

Choose an option like Priority or Assignee to watch your tasks instantly rearrange into grouped sections.

04Group by a custom field

Access custom fields from the sub-menu to group tasks by brand-specific metrics relevant to your workflow.

05Enable dual-level grouping

Activate second-level grouping to layer additional categories, like team rows over individual resource allocations.

06Save the grouped view

Click the Save View option to permanently pin your grouped layout to the Space navigation for the whole team to use.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I group tasks by more than one attribute at once?

Yes, ClickUp supports dual-level grouping so you can layer a second category on top of your primary grouping without duplicating rows.

Will grouped views update automatically as tasks change?

Yes, tasks rearrange automatically as their status, assignee, or custom field values change to match the grouping you've selected.

Can I move a task between groups by dragging it?

Yes, click-and-drag handles let you move tasks between different grouped sections directly.

Does saving a grouped view affect other team members?

Saving a view pins the grouped layout to your Space navigation, making it accessible to your team depending on your sharing settings.

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