How to parse JSON faster in Power Apps
Parse JSON function finally is avaible for Power Apps. In this post I will show you step by step how to use For All function to process your data and I will show you alternative to it. The alternative way will be much faster and better for performance of your Apps, so hope you will use it asap.
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