[Anonymous]

Hi Jonathan,

  Open ezEdit, go to Display Fields and add a space in the column Title of the field that you have the grouping.

This solves your problem.

If you consider that this answers your question please mark it so.

[Anonymous]

–  Thank you for the speedy response.  That was exactly what I was hoping for!  However, there is a side-effect that I wasn't expecting.  The GroupExpanded value, although set to "false", is being overriden when i add the space to the Title field as you've suggested.  I've checked all the values being displayed, and none have GroupExpanded set to true.  I haven't thought through all of the possibilities yet, but do you happen to know why this happens?  I would like to default the view to NOT expanded when someone links to or refreshes the list….

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

I noticed the same behavior and I thought that was my env.

I replaced the space with _ and that fixed the expansion problem.

[Anonymous]

–  Your help is very much appreciated, and I don't want to be a nag….  but although the _ did fix the expansion problem, the result is the following (note underscore appearing…):

I'll give some additional thought to this and see what I can do to get around this.  Thanks again!

[Anonymous]

I am using QWP for SP 2010.  Created qlistview that has a field enabled for “grouping by”.  Similar to SharePoint out of the box, when you group by a particular field the result is that each grouping is preceded by the field name.  For example, if the grouping is based on a field called “Assigned to 1st Level”, then every instance of a grouping is prefixed by Assigned to 1st Level : Project Owner, Assigned to 1st Level : Project Owner, and so on.  This is annoyingly repetitive.  Is there any way within the qlistview editor to hide or mask the field title, so that I don’t see it?  I just want to see the value of the “Assigned to 1st Level” field WITHOUT the prefix…

Any way to do this?

[Anonymous]

I know , it's not the best solution.

Find a nice short name for your long field and use it in the title.

Would you mind to mark your question Helpful or Answered?

Tks!

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