@66ALW99 You can reorder columns in a variety of ways depending on how the columns are stored. If the columns are stored in a database table, then you can use an SQL statement to update the column order. For example, if you had a table called “MyTable” with columns “A”, “B”, and “C”, you could run an SQL query such as: ALTER TABLE MyTable CHANGE A C VARCHAR(255); ALTER TABLE MyTable CHANGE B A VARCHAR(255); ALTER TABLE MyTable CHANGE C B VARCHAR(255); This would reorder the columns “A
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@66ALW99 You can reorder columns in a variety of ways depending on how the columns are stored. If the columns are stored in a database table, then you can use an SQL statement to update the column order. For example, if you had a table called “MyTable” with columns “A”, “B”, and “C”, you could run an SQL query such as: ALTER TABLE MyTable CHANGE A C VARCHAR(255); ALTER TABLE MyTable CHANGE B A VARCHAR(255); ALTER TABLE MyTable CHANGE C B VARCHAR(255); This would reorder the columns “A