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# Groups Management
**Groups Management** page allows you to manage project groups.
A Project Group is just a collection of Xygeni projects matching some certain criteria.
Once you have created a Project Group, you can use it in the [Project Selector](/introduction-to-xygeni/xygeni-web-ui-overview.md#projects-selector) to view grouped results in the Xygeni UI.
You can go to **Settings >> Groups Management** to create and manage project groups.
To create a project group, click on the **New Group** button and a slide will open:
You must provide a new for the project group and add the criteria to include projects in this group.
First, you can add a name pattern (with wildcards), i.e. all those project with a name according to that patter will be included in the group.
Besides, you can add any of the other available criteria (Business Value, Business Area, Architecture, etc.) by selecting the proper values in every drop-down list.
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All the criteria are AND'd, i.e. resulting projects must be compliant with all the selected criteria. If you select several values into a criteria, those values will be OR'd.
{% endhint %}
Save the group and it will appear en in list table.
Once you have created a Project Group, you can use it in the [Project Selector](/introduction-to-xygeni/xygeni-web-ui-overview.md#projects-selector) to view grouped results in the Xygeni UI.
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