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Revision as of 16:15, 8 April 2024
XL3Jsonify transforms an array into a JSON string. The source array can optionnaly be filtered on the basis of a column tracking changed values (used in conjunction with XL3TrackChanges). XL3Jsonify is often used as an argument for XL3RunSQLProc2 to pass a JSON structure to an SQL Stored Procedure.
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Syntax
XL3Jsonify( Input, Filter )
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Input | The range to watch for changes. |
| Filter | The range (column) that contains TRUE values to corresponding changed rows. |
Example
Rows of the $E$7:$I$12 range for which the cell value is equal to TRUE for the same row in the $J$8:$J$12 range are returned as a JSON string.
