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Regarding your query about converting JSON to Excel, I've tested this method in the Excel app, and it works. I recommend giving it a try.
- Open Excel and go to the Data tab.
- In the Get & Transform Data group, click Get Data.
- Select From File > From JSON.
- Browse and select your .json file, then click Import.
- In the Power Query Editor, preview and transform your data as needed.
- Click Close & Load to display the data as a table in your worksheet.
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