Yes, it helped another ancient coder. I'm working on Swift access to MySQL databases to maintain homemade bookkeeping programs. I wanted to display the results of a query, which can of course have a varying number of columns with varying keys. I tried for a couple of days to figure out the Table/TableColumn SwiftUI View, and then found your post. Something like this is working great:        ForEach(aDBModel.dbRowsAsDicts, id: .id) { thisDict in         HStack {           LazyVGrid(columns: obsColumns, content: {             ForEach(aDBModel.identifiableFieldNames, id:.id) { aColName in               Text(thisDict.theDict[aColName.theString] ?? "")             }           })         }       } Thanks! XCode sure beats keypunching, waiting for your deck of cards to run, and then looking up a bunch of numeric error codes!