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Excel 2007/Style Sheets
I am hoping I am in the correct forum.
I have been asked at work to figure out how to use Excel and Style Sheets with XML. I am not sure if I said that correctly or even understand, however I was told this, "Since your data can be output in XML, I think you are a leg up on moving forward. XML Stylesheets provide a mechanism for filtering raw XML data and making it more presentable for end-user consumption". Hopefully that makes since to you. Basically I have a website that I can export data as XML and how to get to a style sheet from there I do not know, that is the first part for existing data. Then we need to use excel to create, I believe is the correct word syle sheets, this I do not know how to do. Can anyone help? Sorry if I am confusing you; however I am confused myself. |
Excel 2007/Style Sheets
If you open an XML file in Excel, you can get Excel to generate an XSD file
automatically with ?Print ActiveWorkbook.XMLMaps(1).Schemas(1).xml -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "sheila4typing" wrote in message ... I am hoping I am in the correct forum. I have been asked at work to figure out how to use Excel and Style Sheets with XML. I am not sure if I said that correctly or even understand, however I was told this, "Since your data can be output in XML, I think you are a leg up on moving forward. XML Stylesheets provide a mechanism for filtering raw XML data and making it more presentable for end-user consumption". Hopefully that makes since to you. Basically I have a website that I can export data as XML and how to get to a style sheet from there I do not know, that is the first part for existing data. Then we need to use excel to create, I believe is the correct word syle sheets, this I do not know how to do. Can anyone help? Sorry if I am confusing you; however I am confused myself. |
Excel 2007/Style Sheets
Thank you for your reply.
Sorry I am a little lost regarding what you are saying. Was is XSD file automatically with ?Print ActiveWorkbook.XMLMaps(1).Schemas(1).xml? I did what you said and when I tried to open in Excel 2007 I had 3 choices on how to open the file and not sure which one to select. Open as an XML table, As a read-only workbook, or Use the XML Source task pane? "Bob Phillips" wrote: If you open an XML file in Excel, you can get Excel to generate an XSD file automatically with ?Print ActiveWorkbook.XMLMaps(1).Schemas(1).xml -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "sheila4typing" wrote in message ... I am hoping I am in the correct forum. I have been asked at work to figure out how to use Excel and Style Sheets with XML. I am not sure if I said that correctly or even understand, however I was told this, "Since your data can be output in XML, I think you are a leg up on moving forward. XML Stylesheets provide a mechanism for filtering raw XML data and making it more presentable for end-user consumption". Hopefully that makes since to you. Basically I have a website that I can export data as XML and how to get to a style sheet from there I do not know, that is the first part for existing data. Then we need to use excel to create, I believe is the correct word syle sheets, this I do not know how to do. Can anyone help? Sorry if I am confusing you; however I am confused myself. |
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