@tatiang
What you did is correct. See my example

You cannot use get object from JSON to see the update as it will recompile the actual JSON not the updated one.
To go around it you need to
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and work on the object directly.
Happy Thunking!
@tatiang
What you did is correct. See my example

You cannot use get object from JSON to see the update as it will recompile the actual JSON not the updated one.
To go around it you need to
![]()
and work on the object directly.
Happy Thunking!