# Step 2: Add and link a second adaptor.

This is a follow-on from [Configuring a Solo Adaptor](/data-flo/applying-data-flo/quick-get-up-to-speed./quick-workflow/step-1-configure-a-solo-adapter-to-view-data..md).

Click anywhere on the canvas to clear the pane.\
Then click <mark style="color:purple;">ADD NEW STEP</mark>.

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Select <mark style="color:purple;">add-column</mark> adaptor.

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The <mark style="color:purple;">add-column</mark> adaptor will appear on the canvas. Move it to a preferred location.

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Connect the <mark style="color:purple;">data</mark> **output of adaptor #1** to the <mark style="color:purple;">data</mark> **input of adaptor #2.** \
**This can be done in either of two ways:**

* Left clicking and holding with your mouse while dragging from one connection point to the next.
* Clicking on the word '<mark style="color:purple;">data</mark>' on either adaptor, and then clicking on the plus symbol that appears on the other adaptor(<img src="/files/1VH7ry5zezcGoYi1hD29" alt="" data-size="line">). This will automatically create a connection.

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Select `column name`, select `Define value` , then provide the column with a name.

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Select <mark style="color:purple;">data</mark> from the **#2 adaptor** then <mark style="color:purple;">RUN STEP</mark> from the side panel. (Or <img src="/files/FZZR4gZUEa208IXXxuPE" alt="" data-size="line"> button).

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The `new column` will be created.<br>

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