Hi,
I’m trying to generate a list of names with a relevant gender i.e Chloe = Female and Tom = Male.
Currently I am running to schemas with “First Name (Female) and Gender = Female” and “First Name (Male) and Gender Male”
Thanks,
Rob
Mockaroo automatically links first name and gender.
My fault for not trying, so just select First Name and Gender and it matches automatically?
If so thanks!
Rob
Yes. In fact many data types automatically match up with others. City, State, Country, and Postal Code are other examples.
I’m not sure I see this working as described. I have First Name and gender in my schema and I’m seeing records returned like this. I would think those names would be showing the opposite gender.
Spencer | Female
Kristen | Male
Vivyan | Male
To prove this out I created a dataset that contained only two columns: First Name (Male) and Gender. I would expect the output to display “male” for all rows in dataset but instead it displayed both male and female.
Is there a way to link gender to first name without having to create predefined name/gender schemas and then uploading those as datasets?