# JSON data

### Link Chart with remote JSON

If you want to use data for Chart from your REST API response go to `JSON tab` and click `HTTPS link`, your JSON must be valid. After syncing you need to select keys, header and click Create chart.

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### Upload JSON

If you want to upload static JSON file click `Local JSON` in the JSON tab. You can use only valid JSON.

### What is valid JSON

Valid JSON must have array of objects, each object must have the similar keys.

```javascript
[
	{
		"date":"21.03",
		"price":"$120.3",
		"sales":43
	},
	{
		"date":"22.03",
		"price":"$130.4",
		"sales":40
	},
	{
		"date":"23.03",
		"price":"$70.1",
		"sales":25
	}
]
```


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