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Hi:
I have a large XML file (a few hundered MB in size) that I need to import into Excel and save as a .csv file. Smaller files (< 5 MB) work fine, but as you approach this limit, you have to break the original XML file into smaller files, and work on them on at a time. For my current XML file, this would be broken down into easily 50 sub XML files. The problems are file size, memory size, and Excel limits. Do you know of any way that this can be done other than the "manual grunt method" that I described about ? Any way of automating a script ? I am not real familar with Excel or any scripting language like awk, sed, or Perl, so your detailed feedback would be deeplyappreciated. Thank you...!!! DaleB Large XML file -- many small XML files -- many small .csv files. (CSV = comma separated values). |
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