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 The Merge node is useful to merge data of multiple streams, once data of both streams is available.
 
 ## Node Reference
+### Mode
+You can specify how data of branches should be merged. The following are the options.
+- ***Append:*** Combines data of both inputs. The output will contain items of input 1 and input 2.
+- ***Keep Key Matches:*** Keeps data of input 1 if it finds a match with data of input 2.
+- ***Merge By Index:*** Merges data of both the inputs. The output will contain the data of input 1 merged with the data of input 2. The merge occurs based on the index of the items. For example, the first item of input 1 will be merged with the first item of input 2.
+- ***Merge By Key:*** Merges data of both the inputs. The output will contain the data of input 1 merged with the data of input 2. The merge occurs depending on a defined key.
+- ***Multiples:*** Merges each value of one input with each value of the other input. The output will contain (m*n) items where (m) and (n) are lengths of the inputs.
+- ***Pass-through:*** Passes through the data of one input. The output will contain items of the defined input.
+- ***Remove Key Matches:*** Keeps the data of input 1 if it does not find a match with the data of input 2.
+- ***Wait:*** Waits till the data of both the inputs is available. It will then output a single empty item.
 
-- **Mode:** You can specify how data of branches should be merged. The following are the options.
-  - ***Append:*** Combines data of both inputs. The output will contain items of input 1 and input 2.
-	- ***Keep Key Matches:*** Keeps data of input 1 if it finds a match with data of input 2.
-	- ***Merge By Index:*** Merges data of both the inputs. The output will contain the data of input 1 merged with the data of input 2. The merge occurs based on the index of the items. For example, the first item of input 1 will be merged with the first item of input 2.
-    - ***Merge By Key:*** Merges data of both the inputs. The output will contain the data of input 1 merged with the data of input 2. The merge occurs depending on a defined key.
-    - ***Multiples:*** Merges each value of one input with each value of the other input. The output will contain (m*n) items where (m) and (n) are lengths of the inputs.
-    - ***Pass-through:*** Passes through the data of one input. The output will contain items of the defined input.
-    - ***Remove Key Matches:*** Keeps the data of input 1 if it does not find a match with the data of input 2.
-    - ***Wait:*** Waits till the data of both the inputs is available. It will then output a single empty item.
+### Additional Fields
 - ***Property Input 1:*** The name of the property which decides which items of input 1 to merge. This field is displayed when 'Keep Key Matches', 'Merge By Key', or 'Remove Key Matches' is selected in the ***Mode*** dropdown list.
 - ***Property Input 2:*** The name of the property which decides which items of input 2 to merge. This field is displayed when 'Keep Key Matches', 'Merge By Key', or 'Remove Key Matches' is selected in the ***Mode*** dropdown list.
 - ***Join:*** Use this to specify how many items the output should contain if inputs contain different amount of items. This field is displayed when 'Merge By Index' is selected in the ***Mode*** dropdown list. You can select from the following options.
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     - ***Input 1***
     - ***Input 2***
 
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 ## Example Usage
 
 This workflow allows you to merge greetings for the users based on their associated language using the Merge node. You can also find the [workflow](https://n8n.io/workflows/655) on n8n.io. This example usage workflow uses the following nodes.