Problem with special characters in a column

Hello, I call data from a database and I don't have the rights to the database, the name of the columns have points on behalf here: Parameters.12V_Prog_IccType_A

Is there a way to solve this problem with the name change? Like using (de), [,], "", or something like that?

BR,

Robin

Try the square brackets.

Mike...

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