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Google Sheets has =IMPORTXML and =IMPORTDATA, but still no native JSON parser. PayloadFlatten gives you =FLATTEN_JSON() and =FLATTEN_JSON_ROWS().
=FLATTEN_JSON() formula
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Pre-loaded with sample payload: REST API User & Permissions Object
| id | subscription.status | subscription.tier | subscription.seats | permissions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| usr_7721 | founder@saascraft.io | active | pro | 5 | read:metrics, write:webhooks, billing:admin |
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=FLATTEN_JSON(A2:A) outputs 1 row per JSON payload with dot-indexed columns.=FLATTEN_JSON_ROWS(A2:A) unrolls nested arrays into 1 row per line item.No monthly retainers. No cloud relays. Own it for life.
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=FLATTEN_JSON() formulaComplete freedom for individual operators.
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Common questions about Google Sheets custom function JSON parser and spreadsheet un-nesting.
The custom formulas (=FLATTEN_JSON and =FLATTEN_JSON_ROWS) dynamically spill output into neighboring cells whenever Column A changes. The Side Panel button writes static, formatted values directly into a sheet with styled headers—ideal for permanent logs.
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