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The property '_x004c_OT1' does not exist on type 'SP.Data.DORDERSListItem'. Make sure to only use property names that are defined by the type.

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I'm using the SharePoint HTTP Request action to add orders to a table. 

 

For reasons unknown, columns LOT1, LOT2, and LOT3 were secretly given the internal names _x004c_OT1, _x004c_OT2, and _x004c_OT3 when I was creating them. This is fine, but for some reason I can't reference these columns by their display name or internal name when building batch requests, since I'll get an error that LOT1 or _x004c_OT1 doesn't exist, depending on the one I'm trying to use.

 

This is how I'm referencing them in the changesets:

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As a test, I tried making a new column, HOT1 (which got an internal name of _x0048_OT1), and using that where LOT1 was referenced, but it gave me the same error, so it looks like deleting and remaking the LOT columns won't fix it. What do I do in this case? I'm trying to avoid giving the columns new names, since this is intended to mirror another database.

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    Hi @bobesponja,

     

    When the internal name starts with an underscore Microsoft typically adds OData in front of it. Have a look at this blog:

    https://elliskarim.com/2021/12/20/finding-the-internal-name-of-a-sharepoint-column/#Error-when-using-the-Internal-Name-:-Column-Name-Does-not-Exist!

     

     

    Try something like:

    OData_x004c_OT1

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