February 2026
What's new
Add columns
Add Columns let designers specify a DC Range that a user can expand by adding columns at the right edge of the selected DC Range. This feature is available for Excel add-in and web DataFlow.
When designing a DataFlow template, you can set the
Add Columns
function while:- adding the DC range
- or after creating it through
important
To be able to add columns in the Request, the DC Range must be marked while designing the template.
Add columns to a DC Range
- Open the request inExcel(or theWeb UI, if available in your environment).
- Select any cellinside the DC Rangeyou want to expand.
- SelectAdd Columns.
- Choose how many columns to add (1 to 10).
- Verify to apply.
- The columns will be added to the right side of the DC Range. Any content on the right will shift right of the existing range.
Important limitations and rules
- This functionality is only available for DC Ranges.
- You can only add columns to the right end of the DC Range.
- Formulas and formatting will be copied from the last column in the range.
- Formulas will update their column reference automatically based on the new layout.
- You must have at least one or two columns in the range.
- Merged cells are granted only if consistent across rows. The merge pattern must be the same for each row of the column.
- Avoid overlapping DC Ranges. Adding columns to a range will shift part of the sheet while the overlapping ranges won’t move the same way.
- Content previous or following the DC Range won’t shift.
Closed issues
- Templates and Status templates grid will now maintain user preferences (filters, page size, sorting order, column selection, and order.) after refreshing, across tabs/windows, and across sessions.
- An issue that caused an alternate Tax type to show blank while editing a Request has been fixed now.
- An issue that caused Import to fail when empty formatted rows were present in the import file, is now fixed.
Known issue
- Updating an entity name as a new version is affecting existing records.