Is there something like a spreadsheet for hierarchical data structures?
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That’s generally what relational databases are for. You might try LibreOffice Base or sqlite.
As for JSON, XML, and YAML files in particular, there are tools for doing one-off queries/transformations against them, like jq and yq.