It doesn't work at all.

  function owner_columns($columns)
     {
        $columns['views'] = 'Owner';    
        return $columns;
     }  
     add_filter('manage_edit-listing_columns', 'owner_columns');

  function custom_posts_table_content( $column_name, $post_id )
    {   
      if( $column_name == 'Owner' )
        {        
          echo 'Test';      
      }

     }     
  add_action( 'manage_edit-listing_custom_column', 'custom_posts_table_content',10,2);

It doesn't work at all.

  function owner_columns($columns)
     {
        $columns['views'] = 'Owner';    
        return $columns;
     }  
     add_filter('manage_edit-listing_columns', 'owner_columns');

  function custom_posts_table_content( $column_name, $post_id )
    {   
      if( $column_name == 'Owner' )
        {        
          echo 'Test';      
      }

     }     
  add_action( 'manage_edit-listing_custom_column', 'custom_posts_table_content',10,2);

• columns

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• I have edited your question and formatted the code properly. I'm not sure why you removed the formatting. – Johansson Commented May 23, 2019 at 11:19
• thanks a lot, was a mistake – Lokesh Das Commented May 23, 2019 at 13:24

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You can also use Admin Columns plugin which makes your task easy.

If you want to go with custom solution > https://www.skyverge/blog/add-woocommerce-orders-list-column/