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How to query values only from Azure Blob Storage with Excel Power Query?
Stop Excel from automatically converting certain text values to datesChecking if a blob exists in Azure StorageExcel Power Query — Select value in column specified in related table — INDEX+MATCH alternativeHow to Power Query Windows folder-share security/access permissions?Format Rows and Columns in Excel Power Query Based on Source Tableexisting excel formulas into power queryUsing power query on excel workbooks with autofilter pulls data from the wrong columnsFeed cell value into excel query web browser URLParameter whole range or table in Excel Power QueryExcel power query different size web tables
I am trying to query some chatbot data from Azure Blob Storage with Excel Power Query. Unfortunately, Excel cells not only contain the value but also the key in each cell.
This is some sample content of a blob in my blobstorage. The data always has the same structure.
"id":"3398","realId":"3398","document":"userID":"3398","name":"Testdurchgang","age":18,"gender":"männlich","education":"Diplom","complete":true,"advisoryConversationId":"6EFa4fsLaJhB4U1LlwNksU-f","roundCounter":5,"riskchoices":["A","A","A","A","B","B","B","B","B","B"],"riskAssessmentComplete":true,"riskDescription":"risikoneutral","order":["2","1","0"],"botRecommendation":"Breen GmbH","choice":"ACG GmbH","follow":false,"eTag":"*","resultConversationId":"Kxw9FZ2KwdWKqElSQQ0nG2-f","win1":"none","win2":"ACG GmbH","loss1":"Breen GmbH","loss2":"Plus GmbH","payout":"Du bekommst 6500 Geldeinheiten = 6,50€ ausgezahlt.","payoutNumber":"6,5"
This is how the data looks like in the Power Query tool:
As you can see, the first column even contains the bracket from the JSON and column 3 contains the "content" tag. In the best case, I want only the value in each cell. I can set the column description manually if necessary.
Is there a way to achieve this?
I know I could do it with Excel functions but this would not be a really nice solution.
Thank you in advance.
json excel azure powerquery azure-blob-storage
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I am trying to query some chatbot data from Azure Blob Storage with Excel Power Query. Unfortunately, Excel cells not only contain the value but also the key in each cell.
This is some sample content of a blob in my blobstorage. The data always has the same structure.
"id":"3398","realId":"3398","document":"userID":"3398","name":"Testdurchgang","age":18,"gender":"männlich","education":"Diplom","complete":true,"advisoryConversationId":"6EFa4fsLaJhB4U1LlwNksU-f","roundCounter":5,"riskchoices":["A","A","A","A","B","B","B","B","B","B"],"riskAssessmentComplete":true,"riskDescription":"risikoneutral","order":["2","1","0"],"botRecommendation":"Breen GmbH","choice":"ACG GmbH","follow":false,"eTag":"*","resultConversationId":"Kxw9FZ2KwdWKqElSQQ0nG2-f","win1":"none","win2":"ACG GmbH","loss1":"Breen GmbH","loss2":"Plus GmbH","payout":"Du bekommst 6500 Geldeinheiten = 6,50€ ausgezahlt.","payoutNumber":"6,5"
This is how the data looks like in the Power Query tool:
As you can see, the first column even contains the bracket from the JSON and column 3 contains the "content" tag. In the best case, I want only the value in each cell. I can set the column description manually if necessary.
Is there a way to achieve this?
I know I could do it with Excel functions but this would not be a really nice solution.
Thank you in advance.
json excel azure powerquery azure-blob-storage
add a comment |
I am trying to query some chatbot data from Azure Blob Storage with Excel Power Query. Unfortunately, Excel cells not only contain the value but also the key in each cell.
This is some sample content of a blob in my blobstorage. The data always has the same structure.
"id":"3398","realId":"3398","document":"userID":"3398","name":"Testdurchgang","age":18,"gender":"männlich","education":"Diplom","complete":true,"advisoryConversationId":"6EFa4fsLaJhB4U1LlwNksU-f","roundCounter":5,"riskchoices":["A","A","A","A","B","B","B","B","B","B"],"riskAssessmentComplete":true,"riskDescription":"risikoneutral","order":["2","1","0"],"botRecommendation":"Breen GmbH","choice":"ACG GmbH","follow":false,"eTag":"*","resultConversationId":"Kxw9FZ2KwdWKqElSQQ0nG2-f","win1":"none","win2":"ACG GmbH","loss1":"Breen GmbH","loss2":"Plus GmbH","payout":"Du bekommst 6500 Geldeinheiten = 6,50€ ausgezahlt.","payoutNumber":"6,5"
This is how the data looks like in the Power Query tool:
As you can see, the first column even contains the bracket from the JSON and column 3 contains the "content" tag. In the best case, I want only the value in each cell. I can set the column description manually if necessary.
Is there a way to achieve this?
I know I could do it with Excel functions but this would not be a really nice solution.
Thank you in advance.
json excel azure powerquery azure-blob-storage
I am trying to query some chatbot data from Azure Blob Storage with Excel Power Query. Unfortunately, Excel cells not only contain the value but also the key in each cell.
This is some sample content of a blob in my blobstorage. The data always has the same structure.
"id":"3398","realId":"3398","document":"userID":"3398","name":"Testdurchgang","age":18,"gender":"männlich","education":"Diplom","complete":true,"advisoryConversationId":"6EFa4fsLaJhB4U1LlwNksU-f","roundCounter":5,"riskchoices":["A","A","A","A","B","B","B","B","B","B"],"riskAssessmentComplete":true,"riskDescription":"risikoneutral","order":["2","1","0"],"botRecommendation":"Breen GmbH","choice":"ACG GmbH","follow":false,"eTag":"*","resultConversationId":"Kxw9FZ2KwdWKqElSQQ0nG2-f","win1":"none","win2":"ACG GmbH","loss1":"Breen GmbH","loss2":"Plus GmbH","payout":"Du bekommst 6500 Geldeinheiten = 6,50€ ausgezahlt.","payoutNumber":"6,5"
This is how the data looks like in the Power Query tool:
As you can see, the first column even contains the bracket from the JSON and column 3 contains the "content" tag. In the best case, I want only the value in each cell. I can set the column description manually if necessary.
Is there a way to achieve this?
I know I could do it with Excel functions but this would not be a really nice solution.
Thank you in advance.
json excel azure powerquery azure-blob-storage
json excel azure powerquery azure-blob-storage
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Make sure the file you have stored in Storage blob container is of .json format.
Was able to upload your sample content into blob as below
"id": "3398",
"realId": "3398",
"document":
"userID": "3398",
"name": "Testdurchgang",
"age": 18,
"gender": "männlich",
"education": "Diplom",
"complete": true,
"advisoryConversationId": "6EFa4fsLaJhB4U1LlwNksU-f",
"roundCounter": 5,
"riskchoices": [
"A",
"A",
"A",
"A",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B"
],
"riskAssessmentComplete": true,
"riskDescription": "risikoneutral",
"order": [
"2",
"1",
"0"
],
"botRecommendation": "Breen GmbH",
"choice": "ACG GmbH",
"follow": false,
"eTag": "*",
"resultConversationId": "Kxw9FZ2KwdWKqElSQQ0nG2-f",
"win1": "none",
"win2": "ACG GmbH",
"loss1": "Breen GmbH",
"loss2": "Plus GmbH",
"payout": "Du bekommst 6500 Geldeinheiten = 6,50€ ausgezahlt.",
"payoutNumber": "6,5"
In excel was able to import
Click on Binary and should see below
Click on Record and should see the below
Insert into the table should show something as below
Hope the above steps help !
Your very first sentence was my problem: The data was in json format but the blobs were not specified as .json. By manually uploading a .json file from my harddrive I could replicate the behavior. Unfortunately, this way I can only load the content of a single file into the spreadsheet. By not specifying the extension, I was able to get a table in excel in which each column represents a key and the different values (about 200 per key) are represented below, which is necessary for analyzing the data (e.g. frequency distribution).
– FRANZKAFKA
Mar 26 at 10:46
I understand that this way you can only load the content of a single file. However please check if you can reformat your json files to just have the document section, that might help you load all the files at once.
– bharathn-msft
Mar 26 at 14:00
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Make sure the file you have stored in Storage blob container is of .json format.
Was able to upload your sample content into blob as below
"id": "3398",
"realId": "3398",
"document":
"userID": "3398",
"name": "Testdurchgang",
"age": 18,
"gender": "männlich",
"education": "Diplom",
"complete": true,
"advisoryConversationId": "6EFa4fsLaJhB4U1LlwNksU-f",
"roundCounter": 5,
"riskchoices": [
"A",
"A",
"A",
"A",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B"
],
"riskAssessmentComplete": true,
"riskDescription": "risikoneutral",
"order": [
"2",
"1",
"0"
],
"botRecommendation": "Breen GmbH",
"choice": "ACG GmbH",
"follow": false,
"eTag": "*",
"resultConversationId": "Kxw9FZ2KwdWKqElSQQ0nG2-f",
"win1": "none",
"win2": "ACG GmbH",
"loss1": "Breen GmbH",
"loss2": "Plus GmbH",
"payout": "Du bekommst 6500 Geldeinheiten = 6,50€ ausgezahlt.",
"payoutNumber": "6,5"
In excel was able to import
Click on Binary and should see below
Click on Record and should see the below
Insert into the table should show something as below
Hope the above steps help !
Your very first sentence was my problem: The data was in json format but the blobs were not specified as .json. By manually uploading a .json file from my harddrive I could replicate the behavior. Unfortunately, this way I can only load the content of a single file into the spreadsheet. By not specifying the extension, I was able to get a table in excel in which each column represents a key and the different values (about 200 per key) are represented below, which is necessary for analyzing the data (e.g. frequency distribution).
– FRANZKAFKA
Mar 26 at 10:46
I understand that this way you can only load the content of a single file. However please check if you can reformat your json files to just have the document section, that might help you load all the files at once.
– bharathn-msft
Mar 26 at 14:00
add a comment |
Make sure the file you have stored in Storage blob container is of .json format.
Was able to upload your sample content into blob as below
"id": "3398",
"realId": "3398",
"document":
"userID": "3398",
"name": "Testdurchgang",
"age": 18,
"gender": "männlich",
"education": "Diplom",
"complete": true,
"advisoryConversationId": "6EFa4fsLaJhB4U1LlwNksU-f",
"roundCounter": 5,
"riskchoices": [
"A",
"A",
"A",
"A",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B"
],
"riskAssessmentComplete": true,
"riskDescription": "risikoneutral",
"order": [
"2",
"1",
"0"
],
"botRecommendation": "Breen GmbH",
"choice": "ACG GmbH",
"follow": false,
"eTag": "*",
"resultConversationId": "Kxw9FZ2KwdWKqElSQQ0nG2-f",
"win1": "none",
"win2": "ACG GmbH",
"loss1": "Breen GmbH",
"loss2": "Plus GmbH",
"payout": "Du bekommst 6500 Geldeinheiten = 6,50€ ausgezahlt.",
"payoutNumber": "6,5"
In excel was able to import
Click on Binary and should see below
Click on Record and should see the below
Insert into the table should show something as below
Hope the above steps help !
Your very first sentence was my problem: The data was in json format but the blobs were not specified as .json. By manually uploading a .json file from my harddrive I could replicate the behavior. Unfortunately, this way I can only load the content of a single file into the spreadsheet. By not specifying the extension, I was able to get a table in excel in which each column represents a key and the different values (about 200 per key) are represented below, which is necessary for analyzing the data (e.g. frequency distribution).
– FRANZKAFKA
Mar 26 at 10:46
I understand that this way you can only load the content of a single file. However please check if you can reformat your json files to just have the document section, that might help you load all the files at once.
– bharathn-msft
Mar 26 at 14:00
add a comment |
Make sure the file you have stored in Storage blob container is of .json format.
Was able to upload your sample content into blob as below
"id": "3398",
"realId": "3398",
"document":
"userID": "3398",
"name": "Testdurchgang",
"age": 18,
"gender": "männlich",
"education": "Diplom",
"complete": true,
"advisoryConversationId": "6EFa4fsLaJhB4U1LlwNksU-f",
"roundCounter": 5,
"riskchoices": [
"A",
"A",
"A",
"A",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B"
],
"riskAssessmentComplete": true,
"riskDescription": "risikoneutral",
"order": [
"2",
"1",
"0"
],
"botRecommendation": "Breen GmbH",
"choice": "ACG GmbH",
"follow": false,
"eTag": "*",
"resultConversationId": "Kxw9FZ2KwdWKqElSQQ0nG2-f",
"win1": "none",
"win2": "ACG GmbH",
"loss1": "Breen GmbH",
"loss2": "Plus GmbH",
"payout": "Du bekommst 6500 Geldeinheiten = 6,50€ ausgezahlt.",
"payoutNumber": "6,5"
In excel was able to import
Click on Binary and should see below
Click on Record and should see the below
Insert into the table should show something as below
Hope the above steps help !
Make sure the file you have stored in Storage blob container is of .json format.
Was able to upload your sample content into blob as below
"id": "3398",
"realId": "3398",
"document":
"userID": "3398",
"name": "Testdurchgang",
"age": 18,
"gender": "männlich",
"education": "Diplom",
"complete": true,
"advisoryConversationId": "6EFa4fsLaJhB4U1LlwNksU-f",
"roundCounter": 5,
"riskchoices": [
"A",
"A",
"A",
"A",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B"
],
"riskAssessmentComplete": true,
"riskDescription": "risikoneutral",
"order": [
"2",
"1",
"0"
],
"botRecommendation": "Breen GmbH",
"choice": "ACG GmbH",
"follow": false,
"eTag": "*",
"resultConversationId": "Kxw9FZ2KwdWKqElSQQ0nG2-f",
"win1": "none",
"win2": "ACG GmbH",
"loss1": "Breen GmbH",
"loss2": "Plus GmbH",
"payout": "Du bekommst 6500 Geldeinheiten = 6,50€ ausgezahlt.",
"payoutNumber": "6,5"
In excel was able to import
Click on Binary and should see below
Click on Record and should see the below
Insert into the table should show something as below
Hope the above steps help !
"id": "3398",
"realId": "3398",
"document":
"userID": "3398",
"name": "Testdurchgang",
"age": 18,
"gender": "männlich",
"education": "Diplom",
"complete": true,
"advisoryConversationId": "6EFa4fsLaJhB4U1LlwNksU-f",
"roundCounter": 5,
"riskchoices": [
"A",
"A",
"A",
"A",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B"
],
"riskAssessmentComplete": true,
"riskDescription": "risikoneutral",
"order": [
"2",
"1",
"0"
],
"botRecommendation": "Breen GmbH",
"choice": "ACG GmbH",
"follow": false,
"eTag": "*",
"resultConversationId": "Kxw9FZ2KwdWKqElSQQ0nG2-f",
"win1": "none",
"win2": "ACG GmbH",
"loss1": "Breen GmbH",
"loss2": "Plus GmbH",
"payout": "Du bekommst 6500 Geldeinheiten = 6,50€ ausgezahlt.",
"payoutNumber": "6,5"
"id": "3398",
"realId": "3398",
"document":
"userID": "3398",
"name": "Testdurchgang",
"age": 18,
"gender": "männlich",
"education": "Diplom",
"complete": true,
"advisoryConversationId": "6EFa4fsLaJhB4U1LlwNksU-f",
"roundCounter": 5,
"riskchoices": [
"A",
"A",
"A",
"A",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B",
"B"
],
"riskAssessmentComplete": true,
"riskDescription": "risikoneutral",
"order": [
"2",
"1",
"0"
],
"botRecommendation": "Breen GmbH",
"choice": "ACG GmbH",
"follow": false,
"eTag": "*",
"resultConversationId": "Kxw9FZ2KwdWKqElSQQ0nG2-f",
"win1": "none",
"win2": "ACG GmbH",
"loss1": "Breen GmbH",
"loss2": "Plus GmbH",
"payout": "Du bekommst 6500 Geldeinheiten = 6,50€ ausgezahlt.",
"payoutNumber": "6,5"
answered Mar 25 at 23:04
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Your very first sentence was my problem: The data was in json format but the blobs were not specified as .json. By manually uploading a .json file from my harddrive I could replicate the behavior. Unfortunately, this way I can only load the content of a single file into the spreadsheet. By not specifying the extension, I was able to get a table in excel in which each column represents a key and the different values (about 200 per key) are represented below, which is necessary for analyzing the data (e.g. frequency distribution).
– FRANZKAFKA
Mar 26 at 10:46
I understand that this way you can only load the content of a single file. However please check if you can reformat your json files to just have the document section, that might help you load all the files at once.
– bharathn-msft
Mar 26 at 14:00
add a comment |
Your very first sentence was my problem: The data was in json format but the blobs were not specified as .json. By manually uploading a .json file from my harddrive I could replicate the behavior. Unfortunately, this way I can only load the content of a single file into the spreadsheet. By not specifying the extension, I was able to get a table in excel in which each column represents a key and the different values (about 200 per key) are represented below, which is necessary for analyzing the data (e.g. frequency distribution).
– FRANZKAFKA
Mar 26 at 10:46
I understand that this way you can only load the content of a single file. However please check if you can reformat your json files to just have the document section, that might help you load all the files at once.
– bharathn-msft
Mar 26 at 14:00
Your very first sentence was my problem: The data was in json format but the blobs were not specified as .json. By manually uploading a .json file from my harddrive I could replicate the behavior. Unfortunately, this way I can only load the content of a single file into the spreadsheet. By not specifying the extension, I was able to get a table in excel in which each column represents a key and the different values (about 200 per key) are represented below, which is necessary for analyzing the data (e.g. frequency distribution).
– FRANZKAFKA
Mar 26 at 10:46
Your very first sentence was my problem: The data was in json format but the blobs were not specified as .json. By manually uploading a .json file from my harddrive I could replicate the behavior. Unfortunately, this way I can only load the content of a single file into the spreadsheet. By not specifying the extension, I was able to get a table in excel in which each column represents a key and the different values (about 200 per key) are represented below, which is necessary for analyzing the data (e.g. frequency distribution).
– FRANZKAFKA
Mar 26 at 10:46
I understand that this way you can only load the content of a single file. However please check if you can reformat your json files to just have the document section, that might help you load all the files at once.
– bharathn-msft
Mar 26 at 14:00
I understand that this way you can only load the content of a single file. However please check if you can reformat your json files to just have the document section, that might help you load all the files at once.
– bharathn-msft
Mar 26 at 14:00
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