Using which feature can you create a query from an Explore and then merge queries from other Explores into one table?

Merging queries from different Explores into one table is a key functionality offered by the Merged Results feature in Looker. When you create a query from an Explore, Merged Results allows you to combine this query with results from other Explores, effectively enabling you to compile a unified data view for analysis.

This feature is particularly powerful as it maintains the context of the data from each Explore while allowing users to juxtapose and analyze disparate datasets side by side. When you merge results, Looker joins the data based on a common key or field, ensuring that the data is organized accurately in your final output.

In contrast, other options such as Combined Queries and Data Blending do not serve the same purpose. Combined Queries is typically associated with SQL-based operations, and Data Blending, while relevant in other contexts, is not the specific term used in Looker for merging Explores. Aggregated View refers to a specific pre-aggregation of data and does not pertain to the merging of different queries from separate Explores.

Thus, the Merged Results feature is essential for creating comprehensive analyses across multiple datasets in Looker, making it the correct choice in this context.