Which we usually expected from the Excel file. The above data are meaningful and easy to understand but needs to be converted into JSON format. Just like a situation, where a person has written the data required for the address of a person or locality in an excel file as the image attached below: In this situation, we need a tool that can mitigate this pain. And data without comment or documentation is very painful or dubious to understand or makes is difficult to make others understand.Ī developer or architect can understand the JSON data, but make it meaningful to management to understand is painful. It is simply not possible to comment on a JSON file or data. But it comes with a very painful limitation. In spite of there limitations, the JSON data format is very popular in the tech industry. And each data format has its own limitation. When I click on the file name in the Queries section it does the data download of 1.5 GB all over again with the same two upper rows showing in a second spreadsheet.In the industry, there are many formats in which data can be stored. Once the Query Editor has loaded data, I've click Convert > Into Table, then Close & Load.Īll that shows in my Excel spreadsheet are two upper rows in two columns -Īnd at the right in a 'Queries & Connections' section - Queries - '20210705_1.json' This starts 'Connecting' which takes ages and then a Get & Transform (Power Query) which brings 1.5 GB.

I've used Excel - Data - Gt Data - From File - From JSON, which open Import Data window where I select previously downloaded file '20210705_1.json' - Utilitzant la biblioteca nativa de conversió de documents dExcel: converteix EXCEL a JSON i més de 100 formats de fitxer més en qualsevol tipus daplicacions basades en Java amb la màxima precisió. I'm trying to import legitimately from web large data file in JSON format. JSON file that I would like to import into Excel. Please, Please, Please help me with a way to get the Get Data process to actually work properly.

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