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I am trying to import a file that has about 10,000 files in it. They are CSV files, when I import them I get the columns Name (for the file name) and Content (with the binary file). I want to keep the file name associated with all data on the Binary file - make sure there is a column for the name once the binary files are combined so I can tell the different source for each piece of information. Since there are so many files I dont want to have to add a custom column to add the file names.
When I try to just combine the binary the first column - the file name - always disappears. Thanks!
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@Anonymous Not sure if this will help you but check this out...
Here is what I'm looking at...I want to keep the Name and open the Binary to include all data and their sources...any advice?
@Anonymous Not sure if this will help you but check this out...
Yes! Thank you! I just found that myself and it works perfectly!
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