Modes of dataset
- Last UpdatedMay 14, 2025
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Text mode
In JSON text format, directly input the data as a JSON string. It uses a specific syntax that includes curly braces {}, square brackets [], colons : for key-value pairs, and commas , to separate different elements.
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Type or paste the JSON structure as a string.
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Ensure it follows the JSON syntax rules.
Tree mode
In tree mode, JSON data is represented in a hierarchical structure that makes it visually easier to understand relationships between nested data elements.
The JSON data is displayed as a tree with each key as a parent node.
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The nested data are shown as child nodes under the parent data point.
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You can expand and collapse the nodes to navigate through the data easily.
Right-click on the editor to view the editing options. You can create a structure, object, Array, or Value.
Table mode
Table mode converts JSON data into a row-column format, where each key becomes a column header, and each value from the array or object becomes a row entry.
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Convert each key in the JSON to a column header.
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For each entry in an array or object, create a new row in the table with the corresponding values.