Packed Invoice Fields to JSON

Split a literal packed invoice field into exact components, select import columns, and download JSON records while retaining IDs and decimal spelling as strings.

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About this flow

Split a literal packed invoice field into exact components, select import columns, and download JSON records while retaining IDs and decimal spelling as strings. Review complete original/intermediate/final downloads and the exact documented transformation.

Limitations

One UTF-8 file, at most 1 MiB, 1,000 data rows, 20 input columns and 20,000 input cells. Downstream expanded files must fit each original processor limit. Original and intermediate downloads retain removed data; this is not redaction. Column 2 contains exactly three colon-separated components. Empty components are retained, without trimming, regexes, discarded remainder or coercion. JSON values remain strings; no invoice validity, currency arithmetic, database submission or schema validation is performed. Removed internal fields remain in original/intermediate downloads.
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Choose a saved comma-delimited CSV input; the first step fixes comma parsing. TSV input is not offered by this recipe.