Hi friends
My table has 300 columns.
I need to “concatenate them into a single string using the ‘tab’ separator.”
Using the “column expression node,” I know that there is the joinSep function where I can use the rule "\t" to represent a TAB.
However, since I have 300 columns, it would be a lot of work to create a function like this:
joinSep(
"\t",
column1,
column2,
column3,
...
)
My analysis: I tried using the “Column Combiner node,” but in the delimiter field, when I tried to use "\t", the system interpreted it as a string literal instead of a TAB character.
I found the “Column Combiner” more practical because I only need to move the desired columns to the right instantly.
Question: Is there a smarter way to do this?
Question: Is there a more practical way to perform the join on all 300 columns?
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