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An enrichment or agent that answers with several facts fills more than one column at once. This page covers the band that groups them and what you can do with each one.
The column group panel listing member columns with drag handles, an Output chip on one row, and a search field to add another column.

A column group's edit panel, docked beside the grid.

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Read the group band

A fan-out draws a band over the columns it filled, labeled with the group’s name. Open Edit group from the band’s menu to rename it, reorder its columns, or choose which ones are outputs.

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Reshape a group

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Reorder or mark outputs

In the group panel, drag a column by its handle, or open its menu to Mark as output or Remove as output.
2

Rename the group

Click the pencil beside the group’s name, type a new one, and press Enter.

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Give a nested field its own column

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Open the field picker

From the parent column’s menu, choose Give a field its own column….
2

Choose new or existing

Create a new column for the field, or map it onto an existing manual column. Mapping onto an existing column overwrites its values.

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Good to know

The band above it already names the group. Its columns are named for the field they hold instead, like Fit rationale under a group called ICP fit score.
Its fanned-out children depend on it, so deleting it deletes them too. Oneprofile does this in one step and names every column that goes with it before you confirm.
Yes. A fan-out creates its group automatically. You can add any other column to it from the group panel’s search, or remove one without deleting it.
It is the only kind a group can be today, shown as a fixed fact rather than a choice.

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Next steps

Reference other columns

Point one column at another so it reads its value.

Enrichment columns

Add a column that fills itself in from outside data.