Converting JSON to Excel can be useful when you want to work with JSON data in a more structured and interactive way, using tools like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. This conversion typically involves mapping JSON data (often in a nested structure) to rows and columns in an Excel sheet.
Why Convert JSON to Excel?
Data Analysis: Excel provides powerful data analysis tools (e.g., pivot tables, charts) that can be used once the data is in tabular form.
Data Sharing: Excel files are widely used for sharing data with teams or stakeholders who may not be familiar with JSON or technical formats.
Data Manipulation: Excel is great for manipulating data manually (sorting, filtering, etc.).
Converting JSON to Excel in Java is a powerful way to make structured JSON data accessible for analysis, sharing, or reporting. You can use libraries like Apache POI for working with Excel files and Jackson, Gson, or org.json for parsing the JSON data. Once converted, Excel allows for further manipulation, analysis, or visualization.