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In my scenario, many current data source table has space in the header name. I understand that when loading data to Lakehouse, table header can not have space in it. Is there a way to bulk fill the header space? Or any other function that can change header to appropriate format?
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Hi,
There's a couple of things that you can do to tackle this.
The UI way
The M script way requires you to first use Table.ColumnNames to get the list of columns of your table, then use a function like List.Transform to establish how you'd like to transform such list of columns and then the use those two pieces to pass the arguments required for the Table.RenameColumns function and perhaps using the List.Zip function to create that list of lists (of previous and new column names).
Let us know if this helps!
Hi,
There's a couple of things that you can do to tackle this.
The UI way
The M script way requires you to first use Table.ColumnNames to get the list of columns of your table, then use a function like List.Transform to establish how you'd like to transform such list of columns and then the use those two pieces to pass the arguments required for the Table.RenameColumns function and perhaps using the List.Zip function to create that list of lists (of previous and new column names).
Let us know if this helps!
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