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Hi,
I want to find the below option.but in my power bi desktop it not shows.
What would be the issue .
File----> Options and Setings ---> options----> Preview Features ----> JSON table inference
please help.
Thanks,
Nuwan
HI @nuwanhwb , It was a preview feature last year. It would be Generally Available now so you don't need to turn on any settings. Just use the JSON connector and it should work as needed.
Hi Johncolley,
Thanks for your responce. i used that after installing the new desktop version.
But i need to read below JSON File structure and i need to expand bottom of the nested list.
i used to read all the JSON files in a folder and expand to the end and transform.
Please comment
Thanks
Nuwan
@johncolley wrote:HI @nuwanhwb , It was a preview feature last year. It would be Generally Available now so you don't need to turn on any settings. Just use the JSON connector and it should work as needed.
Hi @nuwanhwb ,
After you connect to the JSON file, you could trasform in the Power Query Editor. Here's an article you could refer to
Power BI JSON Connection: 3 Easy Methods - Learn | Hevo (hevodata.com)
Power Query JSON connector - Power Query | Microsoft Docs
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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