References → Union Recipe
Unioning data combines two datasets into one, providing a comprehensive view that enhances analysis and decision-making. This process reveals patterns and trends not visible in isolated data, improves data quality, and supports better forecasting and reporting, leading to more informed strategic outputs.
Configuration
Configuration | Description |
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Recipe Name | A freeform name of how a user would like to name a recipe |
Top Input | Input the data you want to show at the top of a dataset. The schema defined by the first dataset will be applied to the second dataset. |
Bottom Input | Input the data to be merged into the top input. |
Note
Columns in a union are resolved by position. This means columns appearing in a different order between datasets will not be correctly mapped. Additionally, if there is a mismatch in the number of columns between the two input datasets, the recipe will fail.