In some cases, the data you want to use is split in several columns. You can
group these columns using a concatenation.
All the information you need to create the email addresses is now ready, and you only
need to assemble it. You will merge the three columns that you have created since the
beginning of this scenario.
Procedure
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Select the email_first_name column.
When merging several columns together, the one that you select at the
beginning, email_first_name in this case, will be the
first part of the merged column that will be created.
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In the functions panel, type Concatenate with and click
the result to display the options of the associated function.
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Configure the function as follows:
You can only concatenate two columns at a time, so you will begin by merging
the email_first_name column with the
email_last_name, with . as
separator.
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Click the Submit button to apply the function.
A new column with the merged content from the two columns is created.
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Proceed the same way to merge the column you just created with the
email_domain column, but using @
as separator this time.
Results
The content of the three columns has been merged. You have created a column
containing valid email addresses, based on first names, last names and a web domain
for each company.