Hi Shivani,
As soon as you converted the JSON Response into Collection, you first need to assign the nested collection to a separate collection data item. So let say in your example, you are getting the path Apple.Phone.IOS, so what you need to do is create an empty collection, let say we name it 'Nested Coll1'. Use a calculation stage and set the value of 'Nested Coll1' as [Apple.Phone.IOS]. Then you can iterate within the Nested Coll1 using the Loop Collection staga and in the drop down you will receive the name as well for Nested Coll1.
However, please be mindful that Apple should have Phone Collection which has only one row where IOS is another collection being nested. If there are multiple Phone rows and if you use [Apple.Phone.IOS] then in that case, it is always going to refer the first row of Apple collection where Phone collection has been nested ignoring all others.
As a basic principle always assign a nested collection to a separate Collection data item if it has multiple rows, the while iterating through it you can repeat this same logic for other nested collection items within it.
Let us know if it resolves your query!
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