# Merge (Multiple data source to JSON)

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## Description

**What it does**: It converts data from multiple sources into a unified JSON format. JSON is a standard way to organize and transmit data.

**When to use it?**  If you’re working with data from different sources, like a CSV file and an API, and you need to combine them into one standardized format (JSON), this node is perfect.

## Example

**The input**

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**The output**

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