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API settings to return localized column names

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I am using Power Query to get data from BC. The user language is Danish.
 
This request return desired data. I can add filtering a.o. to the url:
OData.Feed(sUrl, null, [Implementation='2.0'])
By adding a header I can get localized (Danish) content:
OData.Feed(sUrl, null, [[Implementation='2.0'], Headers=[#'Accept-Language'='da-DK'])
Values are now in Danish (ex. 'køb' (purchase), 'faktura' (invoice),...) but field names (column names) remain the same.
I want to have 'Bogføringsdato' (not 'Posting_Date') , 'Beskrivelse' (not 'Description') so column names are the same as in the web interface.
 
How can this be done?
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    5 on at
    API settings to return localized column names
    Thank you YUN ZHU for testing this also. Here are the language differences when using chart of accounts (=kontoplan in Danish).

    In web ui: Danish column names, Danish content
     
    When exporting to Excel: Danish column names, Danish content
     
    When loading into Power Query without headers: No Danish.
     
    When loading into Power Query with Headers=[#"Accept-Language"="da-DK"]: System column names, Danish content.
     
    I have tried adding other headers with no success. Can it be done? Is it by design? Is it a bug? Or must I add a renaming step in PQ?
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    YUN ZHU Profile Picture
    78,808 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at
    API settings to return localized column names
    Hi, I briefly tested French. It does have this problem, I'm not sure if it's a standard bug or not.
     
    Hopefully other experts can give you better advice.
     
    Thanks.
    ZHU

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