THIS
{
"valueFrom": 85,
"valueTo": 89,
"score": 3.8
},
{
"valueFrom": 90,
"valueTo": 94,
"score": 10.4
},
{
"valueFrom": 95,
"valueTo": 100,
"score": 0.0
}
] VS this.
{
"valueFrom": 0,
"valueTo": 4,
"score": 66.7
},
{
"valueFrom": 5,
"valueTo": 9,
"score": 81
},
{
"valueFrom": 10,
"valueTo": 14,
Terence,
Here is the image that Nathan tried to attach before. I'll let him attach
the script to send along.
On Wed, Sep 21, 2016 at 4:22 AM, Terence Monteiro <
tere...@sanjosesolutions.in> wrote:
> Hi Nathan,
>
> JSON is a white-space agnostic format so differences in indentation using
> spa
Hi Nathan,
JSON is a white-space agnostic format so differences in indentation using
spaces, tabs and newlines shouldn't be an issue. Somehow I'm unable to find
any attachment or JSON sample with your mail so can't say anything specific
without seeing the data itself.
--
Best Regards,
Terence Mon
Quick question.
I wrote a quick excel sheet to convert the CSV PPI information into Json.
However, when I copy the json over from excel it loses all the indentation.
>From my research, this should not matter however I wanted to double check
before I did them all.
Please see below. Above the line is