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Whether your JSON is 2 levels or 10 levels deep, PayloadFlatten recursively extracts every key into clean, predictable spreadsheet columns.
=FLATTEN_JSON() formula
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Pre-loaded with sample payload: 5-Level Nested Telemetry & Billing Payload
| event_id | context.organization.billing.subscription.plan_id | context.organization.billing.subscription.mrr_usd | context.organization.billing.subscription.auto_renew | context.organization.region.cloud | context.organization.region.zone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| evt_99102 | enterprise_annual | 1250 | True | aws | eu-west-1 |
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=FLATTEN_JSON() formulaComplete freedom for individual operators.
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Common questions about Parse deeply nested JSON in Google Sheets and spreadsheet un-nesting.
No. PayloadFlatten recursively traverses nested objects to any depth, joining path segments with your chosen delimiter (default is a dot '.').
Instead of failing the entire spreadsheet formula, PayloadFlatten isolates the error to that specific row and outputs the parse error message while continuing to flatten all valid rows.
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