Setting up simple GET request and storing value as numeric logic object

[Peter_Kawa]

Hello Rick, and welcome!

Check this similar question and the reply:

Calling an external service and receiving the Response in a variable?

Hi @Erik, The flows you published are very nice. I have about the same question, but… I have a jsonfile where I get an hourly weather forecast. How can I get the data for example for 4 O’Clock instead off 3 O’Clock? {“plaatsnaam”:[{“plaats”:“Utrecht”}],“data”:[{“tijd”:“1564405200”,“tijd_nl”:“29-07-2019 15:00”,“offset”:“07”,“loc”:“none”,“temp”:“26”,“winds”:“2”,“windb”:“2”,“windknp”:“4”,“windkmh”:“7.2”,“windr”:“190”,“windrltr”:“Z”,“neersl”:“0”,“luchtd”:“1011”,“luchtdmmhg”:“758”,“luchtdinhg”:“29…

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Setting up simple GET request and storing value as numeric logic object

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