This is mostly required to read the correct columns inside big sheets (where reading the whole sheet consumes a lot of time & memory), where columns may be added/removed during time.
In such cases, Hlookup can be used to first find what are the columns of the headers of interest.
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Hi @Udiar,
- Start by reading the Excel sheet.
- Loop through each row in the data:
- Check if the current row matches the value you’re looking for.
- If you find a match:
- Look across that row to find the specific value you want.
- Kind of condition can be used and use your column or incrementing counter [Row(counter).ToString().Equals(lookupValue)]
- If you find it, you’re done.
- If you finish looping through all the rows without finding the value:
- Show an error message or take some other action to handle the situation.
You can use Find/Replace in Excel and then use read range accordingly to get only the column you need
cheers
Thank you!
In other words, there is no Hlookup function/activity, thought there is a Vlookup activity.