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I have a lot of xml files which need to be imported into single excel file. I can able to import one by one but cannot select all at a time to import.
Is it possible to do through batch process or any other process?
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Hi Again,
Firstly as per your suggestion I've created a schema1.xml with the following contents
{code}
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<details>
<movie>
<title></title>
<year></year>
<releaseDate></releaseDate>
<rating></rating>
<plot></plot>
<country></country>
<runtime></runtime>
<language></language>
<subtitles></subtitles>
<container></container>
<videoCodec></videoCodec>
<audioCodec></audioCodec>
<audioChannels></audioChannels>
<resolution></resolution>
<fps></fps>
<fileSize></fileSize>
<genres>
<genre></genre>
<genre></genre>
<genre></genre>
</genres>
<director></director>
<cast>
<actor></actor>
<actor></actor>
<actor></actor>
<actor></actor>
<actor></actor>
<actor></actor>
<actor></actor>
<actor></actor>
<actor></actor>
<actor></actor>
</cast>
</movie>
</details>
{code}
This XML file imports successfully into Excel on a new active worksheet, but unfortunately I'm not able to save it again as an XML Data (*.xml) file using Excel, but I can curiously I could save it as a XML Spreadsheet 2003 (*.xml) file (I'm using Excel 2010) and naturally it could be saved as a xlsm file.
I'm not sure of your logic at this task so I haven't proceeded past this point.
Regards
S
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