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Asked: June 3, 20262026-06-03T08:49:39+00:00 2026-06-03T08:49:39+00:00

Referencing this https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/places/#PlaceDetails I was expecting the JSON result to always hold all of

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Referencing this https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/places/#PlaceDetails
I was expecting the JSON result to always hold all of the address_components details. However, one of my searches ended up missing street_number, postal_code and one of the others. Looking in intellisense revealed one of the address_components returned held an administrative_area_level_2.

This has thrown me into a loop because I was always expecting to have those original values returned even if they were maybe empty. I was also hardcoding the expected return like so:

array.result.address_components(0).long_name

Since I can’t expect the components to return all the results, I need a new way to appropriately access them and figure out what to do when I’m missing some.

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    2026-06-03T08:49:40+00:00Added an answer on June 3, 2026 at 8:49 am

    Here’s the case statement I used to handle this problem. It worked, but not sure if it’s the most elegant solution.

    Dim street As String = ""
    Dim city As String = ""
    Dim state As String = ""
    Dim country As String = ""
    Dim zip As String = ""
    Dim phone As String = ""
    Dim website As String = ""
    
    ' No guareentee to the order of even if the data will be there so we check each type. '
    For j = 0 To array.result.address_components.Length - 1
        Select Case array.result.address_components(j).types(0)
            Case "street_number"
                street += array.result.address_components(j).long_name()
            Case "route"
                street += " " & array.result.address_components(j).long_name()
            Case "locality"
                city = array.result.address_components(j).long_name()
            Case "administrative_area_level_1"
                state = array.result.address_components(j).long_name()
            Case "country"
                country = array.result.address_components(j).long_name()
            Case "postal_code"
                zip = array.result.address_components(j).long_name()
        End Select
    Next
    

    I basically cycle through the address_components and check their types value. If the value is one I’m looking for I assign it. I later call Trim() on street to remove that white space I add if there’s no street number.

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