Working With XML Data In A Worksheet

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Overview: XML is an increasingly important format for storing and exchanging structured data, primarily on the Internet. XML is ideally suited for representing lists and other types of data that are stored in an Excel worksheet. This paper explains how we can create an XML list, working with import options and customizing an XML list.

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