Power Automate: Understanding how to use JSON [Power Automate Basics Series - Ep. 6]

[@gughanraju5681]

Wonderful, great explanation

[@wachhagottoday]

Thanks for giving a general idea about JSON. Very helpful for someone who has never known JSON. What i would love for you to demonstrate if possible is a real world scenario from where a Json payload is received and then parse it to use it in a way (other than a basic send email) that businesses would use it.

[@AdiCristea]

Thanks, Jonathan! Wouldn't typing the key in Search dynamic content box bring the required dynamic content, even if it does not appear in the list initially?

[@pepper_lab]

Thank you

[@aniaimichax2150]

Can you release a video on how to design a Power Automate daily schedule email notification with a html table showing title, modification date and link to documents added or modified in SharePoint? (one email with list of all documents added/amended)

[@DoubleUJay]

I'm sorry, but I have to tell you that you explained the JSON part completely wrong. A JSON array is represented in square brackets [ ] and an object in curly braces { }. An array of objects looks like this: [ { }, { } ]. There's a reason the JSON-Path notation exists

[@DoubleUJay]

In this example the key "hobbies" is an array
and the whole JSON is one object:
{
"name": "Max",
"alter": 25,
"hobbies": ["Lesen", "Wandern", "Schwimmen"]
}