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Input/output

In this example, the input data we’ll use has orders information that displays the units sold per product variant. However, our columns are in a randomized order that’s difficult to understand quickly.
Input dataset with order columns in a randomized order
We can use the Reorder columns step to move our columns into whichever form that makes the most sense to us. As seen in the below screenshot, we’ve grouped our product data together with the variant data, and then placed the “Units sold” column at the very end (right-side).
Output dataset with product, variant, and Units sold columns grouped logically

Custom settings

When you first connect your data into the Reorder columns step, it’ll display your columns in their original order. You can click down on a specific column and drag it into the desired placement. You may also type in a number representing the position of the column. The placement of the other columns will automatically update based on your input.
  • Edit columns — the consolidated step that now includes reordering, renaming, and selecting columns.
  • Select columns — keep or remove columns from the dataset.
  • Combine columns — merge two or more columns into one.
  • Split column — divide a single column into multiple columns.
Last modified on May 18, 2026