> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cascade.io/cascade/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cascade.io/cascade/cascade-faqs/knowledge-based/how-to-rename-columns-in-cascade.md).

# How to rename columns in Cascade

Renaming fields in Cascade is a straightforward process that can help make data more legible and easier to understand. The [Edit Columns](/cascade/tools/transform/editcolumns.md) tool makes this process simple. To get started, open the tool's configuration panel and click on the "[Name](/cascade/tools/transform/editcolumns.md#rename-and-retype)" field. Here, you can type in a new header name that better reflects the data.

One of the most useful features of Cascade is the ability to track and undo your changes. This means that the original column header will appear beneath the new header you've configured. If needed, you can select "Revert" to replace the new header with the old one.

By taking advantage of Cascade's [Edit Columns](/cascade/tools/transform/editcolumns.md) tool, you can make data more comprehendible and save precious time. With just a few clicks, you can make complex data more accessible.

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### Related Questions

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<summary>How do I rename columns in Cascade?</summary>

Renaming fields in Cascade is easy using the [Edit Columns](/cascade/tools/transform/editcolumns.md) tool. Simply open the tool’s configuration panel and click on the “Name” field. Type in a new header name that better reflects the data and, if needed, select “Revert” to replace the new header with the old one.

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<summary>What is the best way to rename columns in Cascade?</summary>

The best way to rename columns in Cascade is to use the [Edit Columns](/cascade/tools/transform/editcolumns.md) tool. This tool allows you to quickly and easily rename columns with a few clicks.

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<summary>What is the most efficient way to rename columns in Cascade?</summary>

The most efficient way to rename columns in Cascade is to use the [Edit Columns](/cascade/tools/transform/editcolumns.md) tool. This tool makes it possible to quickly and easily rename columns with just a few clicks. Cascade also allows you to track and undo your changes if needed, making the process even more efficient.

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### Other Sources

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[Edit Columns](/cascade/tools/transform/editcolumns.md)
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