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Concatenation is an operation that combines two tables into one. The two tables are merely added to each other. That is, data is not changed and the resulting table contains the same number of records as the two original tables together.

To forcibly concatenate tables in Data manager, do the following: Select tables for concatenation. Optionally, rename the concatenated table and the field names. Optionally, edit the concatenation mappings. Select the concatenation operator. Concatenate the tables.

Forced concatenation Even if two or more tables do not have exactly the same set of fields, it is still possible to force Qlik Sense to concatenate the two tables. This is done with the concatenate prefix in the script, which concatenates a table with another named table or with the last previously created table.

Description. T = join( Tleft , Tright ) combines tables or timetables Tleft and Tright using key variables. All variables with the same names in both tables are key variables. A table join appends rows from the right table where its key variables match values in the key variables of the left table.

In SQL, you can also concatenate numerical data from the table in the same way as we concatenate strings. The CONCAT function can also be used to join numeric values.

Two tables can be concatenated using the Concatenation Window, which just requires you to specify the two tables to be joined, and for each column in the first ("Base") table, which column in the second ("Appended") table (if any) corresponds to it. The Apparent Table is used in each case.

SELECT , CONCAT(FIRSTNAME, LASTNAME) AS FIRSTNAME FROM demotable; Output: Here, we can see that FIRSTNAME and LASTNAME is concatenated but there is no space between them, If you want to add space between the FIRSTNAME and LASTNAME then add space(' ') in CONCAT() function. This method will change the original table.