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Hi All
I have imported a SQL Server table. I want to get the column names of that table. Have gone thru the below link and tried the solution specified. The solution lists the table name and column names, but the values are not persistent. Cannot use that in report.
Looking for something like this:
Table Name | Column Name |
Table1 | Column1 |
Table1 | Column2 |
Table1 | Column3 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous
In each Table you need to
1. Demote the Header as First Row
2. Transpose
3. do this all tables
4. append all tables and remove unnecessary columns
you will get the result. Hope this helps you
Proud to be a Super User!
@Anonymous
In each Table you need to
1. Demote the Header as First Row
2. Transpose
3. do this all tables
4. append all tables and remove unnecessary columns
you will get the result. Hope this helps you
Proud to be a Super User!
Thank you @VijayP . That is a good work around, even though have to do this for each of the tables.
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