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I'm having JSON array. I need to get particular parameter value using ng-repeat in angularjs. I tried using filters and other ways but i didn't got values.

Here is my JSON

{
    "UserId":0,
    "Name":null,
    "ResponseStatus":null,
    "Category":[{
        "Id":0,
        "CategoryName":"Category 1",
        "Property":0,
        "SubCategory":{
            "SubCatId":"5600",
            "SubCatName":"Sub1"
        }
    }]
}

When i used <p data-ng-repeat="(key,data) in input.model.Category[0].SubCategory">{{key}} :{{data}}</p> It giving result like this.

<p>SubCatId :5600</p>
<p>SubCatName :Sub1</p>

But i want only SubCatId :5600 using ng-repeat because i want to display this two values in different place.

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Don't use a repeater. <p>SubCatId :{{input.model.Category[0].SubCategory.SubCatId}}</p> – Phil Sep 7 '15 at 5:10
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Why using an ng-repeat if you only want to show one element (Category at position 0 and/or subCatId) ?

If you only want to show the SubCatId of the SubCategory of the first Category, this simple syntax should work : 

<p ng-model="input.model.Category[0].SubCategory.SubCatId"></p>

The only multi-valuable element in your JSON is Category, so if you want to show all the Category[x].SubCategory.SubCatId, the following syntax should do the job : 

<p ng-repeat="category in input.model.Category">SubCatId :{{ category.SubCategory.SubCatId }}</p>
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I doubt you want ng-model. More likely ng-bind – Phil Sep 7 '15 at 5:25

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