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TL;DR – Learn how to merge parallel arrays into a single structured object in Make.com using just one join() and map() function. Make Function: {{join(map("[Array Goes Here]"; "[Specific Value Here]"); ",")}} 📜 Video Summary: In this concise tutorial, Otis walks through a powerful Make.com technique that transforms two separate arrays—like labels and values—into a single, structured key–value object. This is especially useful when working with data from tools like Tally, where repeated fields often output multiple arrays that need to be combined downstream. Instead of relying on iterators or loops, Otis shows how to use a single Set variable module with a map() expression to: • Pair two arrays element-by-element using Make’s native functions. • Output a clean object where each label becomes a property name and each value becomes its corresponding value. • Avoid the overhead of additional modules or cluttered visual logic. By using map() with two arguments and a key–value construction inside curly braces, the video demonstrates an elegant and scalable approach to data manipulation in Make. This approach is ideal for automations that involve merging form data, repeated input groups, or segmented arrays—especially when you want a single, downstream-ready object without looping logic. If you work in Make and want neater, more performant scenarios, this method offers a clean, no-code solution for object generation. Recommended Tools: 🤖 MAKE: https://link.ventr.so/make-affiliate 🌐 SOFTR: https://link.ventr.so/softr-affiliate 📋 TALLY: https://link.ventr.so/tally-affiliate 🔍 APIFY: https://apify.com/ 🦎 KOMODO: https://link.ventr.so/komodo-affiliate 🔴 SCREEN STUDIO: https://screen.studio/ 📅 CAL.COM: https://cal.com/ 🖥️ FRAMER: https://www.framer.com/ 📊 AIRTABLE: https://link.ventr.so/airtable-affiliate 📝 ESIGNATURES: https://esignatures.com/ ▶️ SUBSCRIBR: https://link.ventr.so/subscribr-affil... 👋 About Me: Hey! I’m Otis, and I specialize in automation, systems, and business optimization. I run VENTR Solutions, where I help businesses scale by eliminating manual tasks and increasing revenue through automation. This channel is all about real-world, practical automation—not just theory. If you’re a business owner, freelancer, or someone who wants to stop trading time for money and start working smarter, you’re in the right place. 🌍 Stay Connected: Facebook → / ventrsolutions My Agency → https://www.ventr.so ⏰ Chapters: 00:00 - Intro: Combining Array Values in Make.com 00:28 - Common Mistake When Merging Arrays into Objects 01:02 - Using Text Aggregator vs. Map Function 01:43 - Visualizing the Problem with Incomplete Merging 02:15 - Structuring a Proper Input Array for Mapping 02:53 - Applying the Map Function to Format Key-Value Pairs 03:35 - Wrapping Key-Value Pairs into an Object 04:03 - Merging Mapped Objects into One Final Object 04:32 - Final Recap: From Array to Merged Object in One Step