Overview

This operation allows you to combine multiple text values into a single text, with each value separated by a specified character or symbol (e.g., a comma, semicolon, or dash). For example:

Separated by a comma:Red, Green, Blue -> Red, Green, Blue
Separated by a colon: Monday, 3:00 PM -> Monday: 3:00 PM
Separated by a space: John, Smith -> John Smith

Syntax

the texts are {list of texts}
get the texts with a {separator}

Data

The table below lists the names of the data elements in this operation and indicates which can be renamed in the syntax.

Data Name	Can Be Renamed
the texts	Yes

Parameters

Parameters are placeholders for data. Refer to the table below for details on each parameter in this operation. In the syntax, replace parameters with your own values.

Parameter	Description	Examples	Required
`list of texts`	The list of texts to be combined.	"apples", "bananas", "oranges"	Yes
`separator`	The type of separator. Acceptable values: comma semicolon colon tab newline	comma	Yes

Parameter

Description

Examples

Required

list of texts

The list of texts to be combined.

"apples", "bananas", "oranges"

Yes

separator

The type of separator. Acceptable values:

comma
semicolon
colon
tab
newline

comma

Yes

Examples

1. Combining Error Messages

the error messages are "Error Code 404", "Page Not Found"
get the error messages with a colon

Error Code 404: Page Not Found

2. Joining Items in a Shopping List

the shopping list items are "apples", "bananas", "oranges"
get the shopping list items with a comma

apples, bananas, oranges