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Why is there no option to import Json into Excel?
I put your question to the Bing chatbot. Here is its answer:
There is an option to import JSON data into Excel 2016. You can do this by opening Excel and going to the `Data` tab. From there, navigate to `Get Data > From File > From JSON`. You can then select how you want your data to be imported and Excel will handle the rest automatically ¹. Is there anything else you would like to know?
Quelle: Unterhaltung mit Bing, 19.6.2023(1) Import JSON Data in Excel 2016 or 2019 or Office 365 using a Get .... https://syntaxbytetutorials.com/import-json-data-in-excel-2016-or-2019-or-office-365-using-a-get-transform-query/ Zugegriffen 19.6.2023.
(2) Can't import JSON in Excel 2016 using "Get & Transform" feature. https://superuser.com/questions/1267768/cant-import-json-in-excel-2016-using-get-transform-feature Zugegriffen 19.6.2023.
(3) How to Convert a JSON File to Microsoft Excel - How-To Geek. https://www.howtogeek.com/775651/how-to-convert-a-json-file-to-microsoft-excel/ Zugegriffen 19.6.2023.
(4) How to Convert JSON to Excel Using Power Query. https://excelunlocked.com/convert-json-to-excel Zugegriffen 19.6.2023.
- There is no "Get Data". There is no "From File". There is no "From JSON".
- Additionally, there are no options in Customize Ribbon to add "Get Data" or anything Json related to Excel 2016 (Build 16.0.5400.1000).
- The links cited above do not match this version of Excel 2016.
-There is nothing Json related under the "From Other Sources".
- If I try the "From Web" approach - Excel launches Visual Studio and opens the Json file as a large text string.
- If I try to use "From Text" if launches the Text Import Wizard which does not recognize a Json File.
- The documentation for the Data tab above does not match my version of Excel 2016.
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- Detlef_LewinJun 21, 2023Silver Contributor
I'm sorry that the tips weren't helpful.
From what I read the workarounds should have worked.
I can't check it myself because I use Office 365.
I guess you have to wait for someone who still uses Excel 2016.