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Stop wrestling with wide, unreadable JSON output tables. Flatten nested objects into clean dot-notation columns or unroll line items into rows.
=FLATTEN_JSON() formula
Zero server maintenance
Pre-loaded with sample payload: Nested Order & Fulfillment JSON
| order_ref | warehouse | recipient.name | recipient.city | recipient.country | items.0.sku | items.0.qty | items.0.unit_price | items.1.sku | items.1.qty | items.1.unit_price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ORD-44910 | EU-CENTRAL-1 | Jan de Vries | Amsterdam | NL | DESK-LAMP-01 | 1 | 79.0 | LED-BULB-WARM | 2 | 12.5 |
Stop burning manual engineering hours or expensive SaaS subscriptions on simple webhook parsing.
=FLATTEN_JSON(A2:A).=FLATTEN_JSON_ROWS() unrolls line items for accurate accounting.No monthly retainers. No cloud relays. Own it for life.
For solo operators testing the formula.
=FLATTEN_JSON() formulaComplete freedom for individual operators.
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For agencies managing client automations.
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Common questions about Apipheny alternative Google Sheets and spreadsheet un-nesting.
Yes. Whether your JSON arrives via Zapier, Make, n8n, Apps Script webhooks, or manual copy-paste, PayloadFlatten turns Column A into a structured table immediately.
Absolutely. Install PayloadFlatten from the Google Workspace Marketplace for free and flatten up to 50 rows per run with zero time limit.
Install PayloadFlatten directly from the official Google Workspace Marketplace in one click—free up to 50 rows per run, zero external servers.
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