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# Split-view

Show your table list and records side by side with split-view.

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If your teammates have to constantly click into different records to view and update information, you might want to choose the split-view display option to show your table list and records side by side.

Learn how to:

* Choose split view
* Customise your sidebar width
* Customise your field widths in the sidebar
* Group records by a particular field

We'll also give some tips for builders using the split-view display, including [grouping with subgroups](/views/display/grouping-records.md) — up to 3 nested levels.

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As mentioned in the above video, you cannot choose split-view display on child pages nested under a parent page.
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