Object does not support property or method values'

I am trying to write some codes to get a json file and read. But these codes work in chrome, don't work in IE11 and I need to use IE. What is the real solution to solve this problem really. I changed some of the value names, but the same problem still seems to be.

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<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
    <head> 
    <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.10.2.js"></script>
    </head>
    <body>   
    	<table id="userdata" border="0.02">
    		
    			<th>Revision  Date</th>
    			<th>Document  Name</th>
    			<th>Department </th>
    			<th>Description</th>
    			<th>Link</th>
    	</table>
    <script>
              myObjects = [];
            $.getJSON('https://api.myjson.com/bins/1djve3', function(deneme) {
            myObjects = Object.values(deneme);
            console.log("Objects in array " + myObjects.length);
            
             $.each(myObjects, function(i, person) {
                  $('#userdata  th:nth-child(2)').html(person.revisiondate)
                  console.log("Person-" + person.revisiondate);
                  console.log("Person-" + person.documentname);
                  console.log("Person-" + person.department);
                  console.log("Person-" + person.description);
                  console.log("Person-" + person.link.split('href=')[1]+"' "+person.link.split('href=')[1]);    
                  
                  var $row = 
    							"<tr><td>" + person.revisiondate + 
                                "</td><td>" + person.documentname + 
                                "</td><td>" + person.department +
                                "</td><td>" + person.description + 
                                "</td><td><a target='_blank' href='"+ person.link.split('href=')[1]+"' >"+person.link.split('href=')[1]+"</a></td></tr>"  
    
    $('table> tbody:last').append($row);
                }); 
              }); 
    		  
           
    </script>
    </body>
    </html> 
      

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Instead of this line

myObjects = Object.values(deneme);

      

records,

myObjects = Object.keys(deneme).map(itm => deneme[itm]);

      



Because Object.values an experimental feature and is not supported in IE.

If your browser does not support arrow functions, then write,

myObjects = Object.keys(deneme).map(function(itm) { return deneme[itm]; });

      

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