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How to convert XML to JSON

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Hi,

I am a new user. Can anyone help me how to convert XML data to JSON? or how to refer to parameters in XML?

<Positions>
	<Positions id="1699271935983345" idBox="9118" positionLatitude="51.80883" positionLongitude="108.84533" address="SE, address" asimuth="186" velocity="0" fuelLevel="12" engineOn="0" distanceTotal="54555" fuelConsumptionTotal="" idTrailer="" idDriver="" timeStamp="2023-10-06 11:59:53"/>
	<Positions id="1699271935808563" idBox="9631" positionLatitude="52.82442" positionLongitude="109.01721" address="PL, address" asimuth="96" velocity="69" fuelLevel="45" engineOn="0" distanceTotal="445666" fuelConsumptionTotal="" idTrailer="" idDriver="" timeStamp="2023-10-06 11:57:54"/>
	<Positions id="1699271935740443" idBox="9733" positionLatitude="53.89404" positionLongitude="93.07141" address="BE, address" asimuth="252" velocity="44" fuelLevel="35" engineOn="1" distanceTotal="706237" fuelConsumptionTotal="285498" idTrailer="" idDriver="" timeStamp="2023-10-06 11:56:52"/>
</Positions>

 

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    Hi , @Lukinfo 

    If you want to convert the xml to json in Power Automate you just need to use this:

     

    json(xml('<Positions>
    	<Positions id="1699271935983345" idBox="9118" positionLatitude="51.80883" positionLongitude="108.84533" address="SE, address" asimuth="186" velocity="0" fuelLevel="12" engineOn="0" distanceTotal="54555" fuelConsumptionTotal="" idTrailer="" idDriver="" timeStamp="2023-10-06 11:59:53"/>
    	<Positions id="1699271935808563" idBox="9631" positionLatitude="52.82442" positionLongitude="109.01721" address="PL, address" asimuth="96" velocity="69" fuelLevel="45" engineOn="0" distanceTotal="445666" fuelConsumptionTotal="" idTrailer="" idDriver="" timeStamp="2023-10-06 11:57:54"/>
    	<Positions id="1699271935740443" idBox="9733" positionLatitude="53.89404" positionLongitude="93.07141" address="BE, address" asimuth="252" velocity="44" fuelLevel="35" engineOn="1" distanceTotal="706237" fuelConsumptionTotal="285498" idTrailer="" idDriver="" timeStamp="2023-10-06 11:56:52"/>
    </Positions>'))

     

     

    Then the result is as follows:

    vyueyunmsft_0-1699432845575.png

     

    For this , you can also refer to :
    Reference guide for expression functions - Azure Logic Apps | Microsoft Learn

     

    If I misunderstand what you mean, you can describe your needs and your expected outcomes in detail so that we can better help you.


    Best Regards,

    Yueyun Zhang

  • Lukinfo Profile Picture
    25 on at

    Thank you very much for your answer. I noticed that the input data did not look like I wrote, hence my problems, but thank you anyway. Can you help me how to refer to individual elements in a loop?

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    Hi , @Lukinfo 

    Thanks for your quick response , sorry for i am not surely understand " the input data did not look like I wrote" ,in the above reply i just copy your xml in my function,and do you mean you want to get the  individual elements in a loop?

    You can try to use the "Apply to each" action in flow:
    For example , this is the json:

    vyueyunmsft_0-1699434495095.png

    We can use this flow:

    vyueyunmsft_1-1699434596333.png

    Then we can get the "@id" in a loop.

     

     

    If I misunderstand what you mean, you can describe your needs and your expected outcomes in detail so that we can better help you.


    Best Regards,

    Yueyun Zhang

     

  • Lukinfo Profile Picture
    25 on at

    Thank you very much. This is exactly what I need.

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