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hi, @jimmyswoosh
After my test, you may try this way as below:
Step1:
Select column 1 then click Add column->From text->Parse->Json
Step2:
Expand JSON.request
Step3:
Expand other columns
If there are list in the column, Expand to New Rows, then Expand column.
Best Regards,
Lin
hi, @jimmyswoosh
After my test, you may try this way as below:
Step1:
Select column 1 then click Add column->From text->Parse->Json
Step2:
Expand JSON.request
Step3:
Expand other columns
If there are list in the column, Expand to New Rows, then Expand column.
Best Regards,
Lin
That did the trick, thanks!
-James
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