The values in the DataFrame will be: [["Column1" , "Column2"] , [3,2] , [6,5]]
Expected behavior
I would expect either an exception to be thrown "Duplicate columns detected, loss of data" or the second "Column1" to have a name such as "Column1-Duplicate1"
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Google Apps Script, server side
Additional context
This generally isn't a problem once up and running, but I am using this api to read/write from google sheets by creating each sheet as a DataFrame. Any duplication of columns would be undetected and result in loss of data
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Expected behavior I would expect either an exception to be thrown "Duplicate columns detected, loss of data" or the second "Column1" to have a name such as "Column1-Duplicate1"
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context This generally isn't a problem once up and running, but I am using this api to read/write from google sheets by creating each sheet as a DataFrame. Any duplication of columns would be undetected and result in loss of data