Try $.data[6][1] to get the "15.m..".. entry. On Tue, Aug 25, 2020 at 3:17 PM Wesley C. Dias de Oliveira < wcdolive...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, Nifi Community. > > I'm trying to read an element inside another element in json with > UpdateRecord in the following json: > > "data": [ > ["Date", "Campaign name", "Cost"], > ["2020-08-25", "01.M.VL.0.GSP", 75.14576], > ["2020-08-25", "11.b.da.0.search", 344.47], > ["2020-08-25", "12.m.dl.0.search", 98.04], > ["2020-08-25", "13.m.dl.0.search", 276.98], > ["2020-08-25", "14.m.dl.0.search", 23.7], > ["2020-08-25", "15.m.dl.0.search", 3.87], > ["2020-08-25", "16.b.da.0.search", 4.2], > ["2020-08-25", "19.m.dl.0.display", 71.452542], > ["2020-08-25", "55.m.vl.1.youtube", 322.875653], > ["2020-08-25", "57.m.dl.0.youtube", 124.061768], > ["2020-08-25", "58.m.vl.1.youtube", 0.387847], > ["2020-08-25", "59.m.vl.1.youtube", 72.637692], > ["2020-08-25", "62.b.vl.1.youtube", 1.397887] > ] > > For example, I need to get the value '59.m.vl.1.youtube' or the date value > '2020-08-25'. > > Here's my processor settings: > [image: image.png] > > Can someone suggest something? > > Thank you. > -- > Grato, > Wesley C. Dias de Oliveira. > > Linux User nº 576838. > -- Eric Ladner
