If you want to view, read and edit JSON files in a readable format, then this post shows how to do it in Windows PC and on the Web.

We have a need to edit some JSON files and replace some of the data values on a repeatable basis. The same task needs to be done for a smaller number of XML files. For example, given a file ...

The task of converting JSON to an Excel CSV file won’t take a long time. We suspect it can take less than a minute if you move fast enough and have the relevant knowledge. Open Microsoft Excel ...

The simplest look at the JSON data is by the property header and the value: {"string": Value} Note that the colon (:) is used to show that the value belongs to the header. Working with an array in ...

This is a single file object shown here that not only has nested objects, but also shows the 'null' and the Boolean values which are also lowercase when converted to JSON. Also take note of the dates ...