Issues with Merged Clay First Line Column Data Pull

Jake B. · 2025-03-17 15:03:23.535295+00

Hello, I can't seem to get my Merged Clay First line Column to pull the information from the "College First Line Text Response" column and "Over 1 Year Opening Line Text Response" column. Can you help?

Issues with Merged Clay First Line Column Data Pull | Clay

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To merge information from the "College First Line Text Response" and "Over 1 Year Opening Line Text Response" columns into your Merged Clay First Line Column, follow these steps: 1. Click on "Add Column" and select "Merge columns". 2. In the formula input, use the forward slash (/) to access data from other columns. Reference both the "College First Line Text Response" and "Over 1 Year Opening Line Text Response" columns. 3. Create a formula that combines the data from both columns as needed. For example: /College First Line Text Response + " " + /Over 1 Year Opening Line Text Response This will merge the content from both columns into your new Merged Clay First Line Column. Adjust the formula as needed to fit your specific requirements. If you need further assistance, please request to talk to a person in this chat.
Sources: Hide, Re-order, Sort, Filter, Merge Columns Referencing dynamic data from other columns | Documentation | Clay University
Jake B.
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Well, what should I put for my "First Try" and "Second Try" columns?
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For your "First Try" and "Second Try" columns when merging data into the Merged Clay First Line Column, you can use the Merge Columns feature. Here's how: 1. Click "Add Column" > "Merge columns" 2. In the formula input, use the forward slash (/) to access data from other columns 3. Create a formula that combines the data from both columns, like this: /First Try + " " + /Second Try This will merge the content from both columns into your new Merged Clay First Line Column. Adjust the formula as needed to fit your specific requirements. Remember, you can switch the input type to "Formulas" if needed: 1. Click on the column header 2. Select "Edit column" 3. Click the gear icon and choose "Formulas" 4. Save your settings If you need more assistance, please request to talk to a person in this chat.
Sources: Hide, Re-order, Sort, Filter, Merge Columns Table columns | Documentation | Clay University
Jake B.
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Jake B.
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I figured it out.
Stefano
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Hi, thank you for reaching out, were you able to solve this issue? If not, Do you mind sending the link (url) to the table so we can take a look?
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Jake B.
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Hi Stefano, I was able to solve it. Thank you!
Stefano
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Happy you were able to solve it, feel free to reach out if you need any more help!
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To merge information from the "College First Line Text Response" and "Over 1 Year Opening Line Text Response" columns into your Merged Clay First Line Column, follow these steps: 1. Click on "Add Column" and select "Merge columns". 2. In the formula input, use the forward slash (/) to access data from other columns. Reference both the "College First Line Text Response" and "Over 1 Year Opening Line Text Response" columns. 3. Create a formula that combines the data from both columns as needed. For example: /College First Line Text Response + " " + /Over 1 Year Opening Line Text Response This will merge the content from both columns into your new Merged Clay First Line Column. Adjust the formula as needed to fit your specific requirements. If you need further assistance, please request to talk to a person in this chat.
Sources: Hide, Re-order, Sort, Filter, Merge Columns Referencing dynamic data from other columns | Documentation | Clay University
Jake B.
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Well, what should I put for my "First Try" and "Second Try" columns?
Channeled
APP
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For your "First Try" and "Second Try" columns when merging data into the Merged Clay First Line Column, you can use the Merge Columns feature. Here's how: 1. Click "Add Column" > "Merge columns" 2. In the formula input, use the forward slash (/) to access data from other columns 3. Create a formula that combines the data from both columns, like this: /First Try + " " + /Second Try This will merge the content from both columns into your new Merged Clay First Line Column. Adjust the formula as needed to fit your specific requirements. Remember, you can switch the input type to "Formulas" if needed: 1. Click on the column header 2. Select "Edit column" 3. Click the gear icon and choose "Formulas" 4. Save your settings If you need more assistance, please request to talk to a person in this chat.
Sources: Hide, Re-order, Sort, Filter, Merge Columns Table columns | Documentation | Clay University
Jake B.
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No
Jake B.
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I figured it out.
Stefano
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Hi, thank you for reaching out, were you able to solve this issue? If not, Do you mind sending the link (url) to the table so we can take a look?
(52 kB)
Jake B.
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Hi Stefano, I was able to solve it. Thank you!
Stefano
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Happy you were able to solve it, feel free to reach out if you need any more help!
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