I have a TableView whose cells content need to be updated when it's TableViewRowAction is excecuted. More precisely I want to update a UILabel inside the cell. Setting a new text to this label inside the action is no problem but when scrolling down/up and the cell gets reloaded, then this label inside the cell has the same text as before changing it.
I know that the cells get reused and that's why I want to know how to "avoid" this effect and how to update the content of the cells properly. I have already tried to call TableView.ReloadData() which seems to solve the problem but the cells appear in a completly different order which doesn't look very nice.
The most straightforward approach is to update the data that your UITableView is drawing from (i.e. the array of data that you're populating each cell from has been updated to reflect your text change), then reload the specific cell of the UITableView:
let indexPath = IndexPath(row: 0, section: 0)
tableView.reloadRows(at: [indexPath], with: .automatic)