Reorder, rename, and delete columns through a drag-and-drop list — no formulas, no code.
Descripción
A schema management step for your tables. Instead of writing code to rename or reorder columns, you work with a drag-and-drop list: drag a row to change column order, edit a name in place to rename it, or click the trash icon to remove a column from the output. Deleted columns move to a separate list and can be restored at any time before you close the node.
Ideal para
Cleaning up cryptic auto-generated column names from exports or PDF extraction
Reordering columns before sending data to a report or export file
Dropping irrelevant columns to simplify downstream steps
Cómo usar
1Reorder columns by drag and drop
Grab the handle on the left side of any row and drag it to its new position. Output column order follows the list.
2Rename a column
Click into the name field of any row and type the new name — the original column is untouched, only its outward name changes.
3Delete or restore a column
Click the trash icon to remove a column from the output; it moves to a Deleted list where it can be restored if you change your mind.
Consejos y notas
Deletions are just omissions
A column isn't erased from your data upstream — it's simply left out of this node's output. Restore it from the Deleted list any time before applying.
Renames don't rename the source
Renaming here only changes the label downstream nodes see from this point on — it doesn't rewrite the column anywhere upstream.
