WithPropertyHeader: extract data by header text instead of column name#5
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WithPropertyHeader: extract data by header text instead of column name#5imil wants to merge 1 commit intoipvalverde:masterfrom
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A feature that was convenient to me, and might be useful for others:
Instead of searching for the property by column name, search by the header text.
Example:
| A | B1| Product | Price2| Tea | 0.93| Coffee | 1.5Instead of writing
.WithProperty(p=>p.Price, "B")it will be possible to write
.WithHeaderRow(1) //Optional: 1 by default.WithPropertyHeader(p => p.Price, "Price")Then, if another column gets inserted after A, moving Price to column C, no code modification will be needed.