Concatenation: Building Fields from Parts
Transforms & Logic · Updated 12 Jul 2026
A Concatenation field builds one output value out of several parts - fixed text you type plus {{ tokens }} pulled from your data. Use it whenever the value a platform wants doesn't exist as a single column.
How it works
Type the field content as a mix of literal text and tokens. Everything outside {{ }} stays exactly as written; everything inside is replaced per record.
https://mystore.com/p/{{ sku }}
produces a full product URL for every row, while
{{ brand }} {{ model }} - {{ colour }}
assembles a title from three columns.
Good uses
- Product links from a base URL plus an ID or slug
- Titles stitched from brand, model, size, and colour
- Structured strings like a VLA installment string, where separators and units are fixed and only the numbers come from data
Fixed text stays fixed
Separators, units, and punctuation you type (-, /, USD, :) are never altered - only the tokens change. This makes concatenation ideal for formats that must follow an exact pattern.