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  1. Nicola Alchera
    You can do that simply using the function cat(). If you want to use a list composed by @var1 and @var2 in your Fill & Clean task, you have to write in your parametric option the following line: cat(@var1,@var2) Generally speaking, cat() function allows you to concatenate 2 lists only. If you want to concatenate three or more (e.g. @var1, @var2 and [“A”,“B”,“C”]) you have to write: cat(cat(@var1,@var2),[“A”,“B”,“C”])
  2. Nicola Alchera
    Hi, define two code variables att1 and att2, both containing a list of your attributes in the format: [“var1”, “var2”, …, “varN”] Open the Fill & Clean task, click on the “f(x)” button to open the parametric option panel of “Available attributes”, fill the parametric option as shown in the following picture:
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    Hi! The solution is to use a positional concat. First you have to make sure that the columns are ordered the same way in the two datasets. Then you link the two datamanagers to a concat. Open the concat task: in the "options" menu, select concatenation by position
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