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I would like to be able to parse JSON files into Libre Calc. I'm attempting to read a file from a vehicle tuner and want to populate a spreadsheet with the data. Then be able to do editing to the data and then save it back to JSON file. I know Microsoft Excel does this but I'm not a Microsoft owner. Is it possible to do this in Calc?
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This is not based on a server. The JSON file is exported from a vehicle tuner as a file.
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All I want to do is read the JSON file populate a spreadsheet and then after editing to save the data back to the JSON file again. I'm not sure how python is going to populate a Calc spreadsheet being it's not on a server but a simple 559 byte file you export from a mobile device.
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{'profileName':'Economy Beta','vehicleName':'V2 Dodge 1998-2002','settingsMap':{'125':'103','133':'134','128':'113','127':'109','139':'20','111':'15','19':'0','116':'83','17': '1.5','118':'86','112':'15','22':'40','131':'125','61':'3','115':'82','62':'30','129':'117','126': '106','114':'81','136':'149','121':'92','140':'23','130':'121','119':'88','104':'3200','85': '1200','60':'50','138':'18','113':'80','124':'100','122':'94','135':'144','132':'129','59': '5','15':'8','134':'139','110':'0','120':'90','137':'15','123':'97','18':'100','141':'27','117':'84'}}