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# Organize scan results

> Organize wireless network scan results in WiFi Explorer Pro 3.

By default, *WiFi Explorer Pro 3* presents the scan results as a flat list of networks sufficient for environments where only a few networks or access points are present. However, as the number of access points and networks grows, other options to organize the results might help. *WiFi Explorer Pro 3* makes use of various heuristics to provide four different options for organizing the scan results:

* *Organize Networks by Name*: networks are grouped by SSID. 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz networks are grouped under the same SSID.
* *Organize Networks by Access Point*: networks are grouped by access point. 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz networks created by the access point are grouped under a common BSSID.
* *Organize Networks by Access Point Radio*: networks are grouped by access point and band, which means that 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz networks are grouped separately under a common BSSID.
* *Organize Networks by Access Point Vendor*: networks are grouped by access point vendor. 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz networks are grouped under the same vendor.

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  Access point and access point radio groupings are inferred from advertised network data using heuristics. A group does not necessarily represent an authoritative physical-device identity.
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<Note>
  When organizing the scan results, the group header row will combine information from the group's networks to summarize the configuration and different capabilities of the networks inside the group. *WiFi Explorer Pro 3* will use the *\<Multiple Values>* placeholder if it cannot combine the group's network information for a particular field.
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To change how networks are organized in the *Networks Table*, select the desired option from the *View* menu. Clear the selected **Organize Networks By** option to present the scan results as a flat list. The *Count* column in the *Networks Table* displays the number of networks in a group.

## See also

* [Create and manage profiles](/wifiexplorerpro3/create-and-manage-profiles)