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Dynamic & Nested Object keys
Having issue with Object prefix / keys.
As i have been going through all relevant issues i see this question coming up over and over. Therefor it would be awesome to clear this out for once.
In my case i want to accomplish something similar with a large amount of objects, for simplicity let's try to re-create this
{
"users":{
"alice":{
"full_name":"Alice Turing",
"nickname":"Alice The Machine",
"meta":{
"type":"Ninja",
"level":4
}
},
"bart":{
"full_name":"Bart Nukes",
"nickname":"Bart The Furious",
"meta":{
"type":"Warrior",
"level":1
}
}
}
}
And also this one
{
"alice":{
"full_name":"Alice Turing",
"nickname":"Alice The Machine",
"meta":{
"type":"Ninja",
"level":4
}
},
"bart":{
"full_name":"Bart Nukes",
"nickname":"Bart The Furious",
"meta":{
"type":"Warrior",
"level":1
}
}
}
Created a Google editable Google sheet with the mockup data here
Please supply solution + extension settings.
Can you make the mockup sheet public? I don't currently have permission to view it.
@Synthoid Damn, it's correct now https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18tSHmnMRUX_2888ZAZQ7FzRLxSpvmqMe0x2dXlyUWnM/edit?usp=sharing
@Synthoid Had any chance to check it yet?
You can try:
NOEX_users | full_name | nickname | NOEX_{meta}type | NOEX_{meta}level | meta |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
alice | Alice Turning | Alice The Machine | Ninja | 1 | =TEXTJOIN(""; TRUE; "{""type"": """; D2; """, ""level"": "; E2;"}") |
bart | Bar Nukes | Bart The Furious | Warrior | 1 | =TEXTJOIN(""; TRUE; "{""type"": """; D3; """, ""level"": "; E3;"}") |
chuck | Chuck Destroyer | Chuck The Death | Medic | 2 | =TEXTJOIN(""; TRUE; "{""type"": """; D4; """, ""level"": "; E4;"}") |
sheet name: users
Settings: First version: Format: Select Sheet(s) All sheets Second version: Format: Select Sheet(s) Current sheet only
Both versions: Advanced: Ignore prefix: true - "NOEX_" JSON: Export cell arrays: true Advanced JSON: Export cell objects: true
I've used Export cell objects instead of Nested Elements since was not able to do exacly this example with Nested Elements.
You should get:
{
"users": {
"alice": {
"full_name": "Alice Turning",
"nickname": "Alice The Machine",
"meta": {
"type": "Ninja",
"level": 1
}
},
"bart": {
"full_name": "Bar Nukes",
"nickname": "Bart The Furious",
"meta": {
"type": "Warrior",
"level": 1
}
},
"chuck": {
"full_name": "Chuck Destroyer",
"nickname": "Chuck The Death",
"meta": {
"type": "Medic",
"level": 2
}
}
}
}