How do I load a JSON file into a spreadsheet?

Can I import data from Web to Google Sheets?

From a user's point of view, I want to have my own private "spreadsheet" that I can use for storing data.

I would like to make my own small program that would do the following: When I start the program (not sure whether I should have my own application or Web). My Program opens a dialog box in which I will type in URL and set it as a range of values. My Program will check if the URL is reachable by opening it in a browser. If so, it will download and read content from the URL to a Google Sheet.

When my program starts to save the data from the URL to the Google Sheet. I need your help on this one. What is the best way to do that? Thank you in advance. It depends on what the data is. If its text then the importXML() method of the Sheets API will work, and if it's an array of structured objects then the importJSON() method will work.

How do I open a JSON file in Google?

The JSON file format seems very confusing.

Here are two sites with different data: and They seem to show nearly the same results (aside from the different number of events), so how do I tell which data is correct? Here's a link to the json data: A few things I know: The JSON structure has a "data" and a "elements" array in it. (data is a JSON object) The data itself has a "elements" array inside of it that consists of an array of objects. Each of these objects has a "name" and "events" key.

I guess the thing I don't know is how do I open a file like that in Google Earth? It seems you have multiple layers, which I assume are each on their own files. From this question, you can load multiple .PJT files in google earth: Loading multiple .PJT files with GEE plugin Assuming you have the files structured as you described, then go to Google Earth and in the sidebar click on Data > Load Data > Select Files. Select each file using the dropdown menu. You should see a preview of what each file is. You should be able to download it into one file by selecting the first file, clicking "Export to File" on the side bar, and moving the resultant file into another folder.