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Is there an easy way to change column header names in a table in Power Automate Desktop

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I have a table in Power Automate Desktop which contains some data, and I want to change the names of the column headers in the table without losing the rest of the data in the table.

 

I know I could just make a new table with correct coloumn header names and copy/write the data to the new table, but is there a easier way to do it?

 

 

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    Agnius Bartninkas Profile Picture
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    No. Table columns are not editable. You need to create a new table to do this.

     

    However, where exactly do you get those columns from? If it's a web table that you read via Extract data from web page or a database table that you get via Execute SQL statement, you can set the column names yourself. 

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  • asbkr Profile Picture
    20 on at

    Thanks for your responds, then I will stop looking for the "easy way" 🙂

     

    And yes, in this particular case I get the column names via Execute SQL statement, so I will change them during the "import".  

  • AnkitK Profile Picture
    2 on at

    Hello @asbkr ,

    Following is a work-around desktop

    What I did was run.net script with InOut argument and passed the ExcelData as both Input and output value.

    In Script we Write

    DT1.Columns[0].ColumnName = "Column1";
    DT1.AcceptChanges();

    This workder for me.

     

    Regards

    AK

     

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