"UNSPSC": "Engineering and Research and Technology Based Services - (25%)\nSystems integration design - (25%)\nComputer programmers - (25%)\nWater treatment services - (25%)", "Agency": "Issued by Grampians Wimmera Mallee Water Corporation", "Title": "Design, Supply and Install PLC Renewal at St Arnaud Water Treatment Plant", csv from the source all the column headers look like this
Is there something i need to do to the data or the schema to get it to create the table i'm after? Once i get all the data in, i am appending it to an array variable and then using the create CSV table with auto columnsīut when i look at the output it has just created all the data in a single row I am then parsing the JSON data using this schema I am getting some data via API using a HTTP get, csv file will be in read only format.I have been searching this for a few hours and cant quite get it to work, this is my first crack at power automate txt file in the directory you want the csv file to be in - Change its name and extension to yourFileName.csv - If your csv node is set to “never send column headers ” and you need column headers before the data comes in, enter column header names in the file, ending each header name with a comma (see below) - Save the csv file - Connect the nodes, then deploy changes on Node-RED - After your data is in, go to your. If you MUST create a csv file beforehand, use the following method: Any changes you make to formatting will not be saved (learned this the hard way) 2. csv file, * save as excel first!*, then insert column headers manually in the excel file Complete the above configurations - Connect the nodes and deploy changes - After your data is in, go to your. You do not need to create a csv file beforehand. Csv configurations - Optional to create file beforehand
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