join

Learn how to use the join function in Notion formulas.

The join() function takes its second argument and inserts it in between each of the list items in the first argument. It will only accepts a list as its first argument and a string as its second argument.

join(list, string) list.join(string)

Note that Notion’s join() function does not use a default separator (e.g. ,), so you’ll always need to define one.

Good to know: non-string data types can be used in the second argument, but they will be automatically converted into strings. For example, join(["A", "B", "C"], 1) will return "A1B1C"

join(["Luffy", "Zoro", "Nami", "Chopper"], ", ") /* Output: Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Chopper */ [1, 2, 3, 4].join("-") /* Output: "1-2-3-4" */ /* Use "\n" to add line breaks */ join(["Luffy", "Zoro", "Nami", "Chopper"], "\n") /* Output: Luffy Zoro Nami Chopper */
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