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Instead of foreach.. Do a map operation..so you'll get a List of Dataframes ( ie one df for each json file).

then simply union them all-

I suppose that's not possible with this way. Instead I pivoted the dataset and then subtracted from the first value.

You never define content inside the function where you use document.getElementById("myDiv").innerHTML = content; so the JS engine looks up the scope until it finds a match. That match is the global variable that is implicitly created by the existence of

Since it is an object, it gets converted to a string by way of the element's toString() method which, by default, will return the string "[object HTMLDivElement]".

If you want some other value, then you'll need to define it somewhere.

Note that elsewhere you define a content variable with let but that is in the scope of a different function. That function is asynchronous so for further reading you should probably also see How do I return the response from an asynchronous call?

The issue you're experiencing is special characters being interpreted by the shell (or by the parallels tool).

To move these files, you will need to escape (add a backslash: ) to certain parts of the file. Here's a few examples:

I guess you are using the datastore_create function. In that case, you can use the resource key to pass any argument that you would normally pass to resource_create. In particular, you can set the resource's title via the name key:

You can use XML package and xmlToList to get this done.