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"Variable 'ExcelData' doesn't have a property 'Column1'.

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Hey everyone,

 

I am trying to learn how to fill out online forms using Excel data. I've received this error message and can't figure out how to fix it.Capture.PNG

 

 

Any ideas? Thank you!

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  • fraenK Profile Picture
    2,125 on at

    What's the error message?

  • jfkbbb Profile Picture
    6 on at

    Hello.


    the message is: "Variable 'ExcelData' doesn't have a property 'Column1'.

  • fraenK Profile Picture
    2,125 on at

    Do you have a table column with that name/header in your Excel file? Has your Excel file/table headers?

  • jfkbbb Profile Picture
    6 on at

    I do not. I do have a column name “Title”, which I also tried and it did not work. Am I suppose to set some kind of variable?

  • fraenK Profile Picture
    2,125 on at

    Did you enable headers in the Read from Excel action?

  • burque505 Profile Picture
    398 on at

    @jfkbbb, just for clarity you should see a screen like this when you extract values from a range of cells. The screenshot shows what @fraenK is referring to, I believe (i.e., first row has column names).

    headers.png

     

  • jfkbbb Profile Picture
    6 on at

    ^^^Yeah, that setting is enabled. I am honestly not sure what's causing the error.

  • fraenK Profile Picture
    2,125 on at

    You should be able to see the content of the current item data row variable in the variable panel on the right during execution

  • ramiix Profile Picture
    2 on at

    I'm also facing the same issue any one from the team please fix this issue . I was trying to copy file from one location to another using excel but I could not loop through two lists.

  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hello @ramiix 

     

    What kind of problem is happening to you?

     

    Use the following format to refer to specific element in a Datatable:

    %Datatable[RowIndex][ColumnIndex]%

    %Datatable[RowIndex]['ColumnName']%

     

    For example,

    %ExcelData[2][0]%

    %ExcelData[2]['Column1']%

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