Hi, This is the best I could get from your example: <hansl> #single message sprintf json "{\"status\":\"REQUEST_SUCCEEDED\",\"responseTime\":1103,\"message\":\"No Data Available for Series LEU0254555900 Year: 1950\",\"Results\":{\"series\":[{\"seriesID\":\"LEU0254555900\",\"data\":[]}]}}" printf "%s\n", json test = jsonget(json, "$.message") printf "test = \n %s", test #multiple message sprintf json "{\"status\":\"REQUEST_SUCCEEDED\",\"responseTime\":1103,\"messages\":{\"message1\":\"No Data Available for Series LEU0254555900 Year: 1950\",\"message2\":\"No Data Available for Series LEU0254555900 Year: 1951\",\"message3\":\"No Data Available for Series LEU0254555900 Year: 1952\"},\"Results\":{\"series\":[{\"seriesID\":\"LEU0254555900\",\"data\":[]}]}}" printf "%s\n", json test1 = jsonget(json, "$.messages.message1") test2 = jsonget(json, "$.messages.message2") test3 = jsonget(json, "$.messages.message3") printf "test = \n %s\n %s\n %s", test1, test2, test3 </hansl> I don't really know if that was want you wanted, or the array of strings structure in JSON. Hélio On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 4:58 PM, Logan Kelly <logan.kelly(a)uwrf.edu&gt; wrote:

I made a small change test = jsonget(json, "$.message[*]") and it works just fine. I could have sworn I tried that and it did not work, but oh well. Thanks for your help and clarification. Logan