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+5, since the order of the columns in a record could be coming from the server in a random order. And life is soo much easier if you just decide the order in the Presentation Layer - preferably having the user choose one.

OTOH, this is an Excel-sheet, and it might come without headers. In that case, only the position of the column would indicate what cell (dbfield) you're actually editing.

Things become harder if the user is allowed to move those things around. In an ideal world, each row would have a "caption" on top of the file.
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