Node Inputs

  • input1 (Optional): The first list of strings to be combined. You can consider this as your first group of items or names that you want to merge with another list.
  • input2 (Optional): The second list of strings meant for combining with the first list. This could be another collection of items or names that you aim to merge with your initial list.

Node Output

  • combined_list: This is the result of merging the input lists together. It will contain all items from input1 followed by all items from input2, in the same order as they were provided.

Node Functionality

When To Use

Use the Combine Lists node whenever you have multiple groups of items that you wish to bring together into a single list. This is especially useful in scenarios where simplification and consolidation of data are needed.

For instance, if you’re managing customer data and you have separate lists for different categories of customers (e.g., new signups vs. existing customers), the Combine Lists node can help you easily merge these into one comprehensive list. This action facilitates smoother analysis, reporting, or any operation that benefits from a unified dataset.

This node shines in its flexibility to accept dynamic inputs, meaning you can add more than the two predefined lists if your project requires. It’s designed to effortlessly bring together varying numbers of lists without a hassle.

Whether you’re consolidating text items, names, or any collection of strings, Combine Lists offers a straightforward solution, ensuring no data is lost, and the original order is preserved in the merging process.