File: How to Convert Xml to Excel

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Method 1of 2:

Windows

1. Open Microsoft Excel. You'll find Excel in the 'Microsoft Office' group in the All Apps area of the Windows menu.
2. ClickFile. It's at the top-left corner of Excel.
   • If you're using Excel 2007, click the round button with the Microsoft Office logo inside instead.^[1]
3. ClickOpen. This opens the file browser.
4. Double-click the XML file. Depending on the format of the file, you may have to take additional steps to open this file:
   • If you see a dialog box called Import XML, the file references at least one XSLT style sheet. Select Open the file without applying a style sheet to select the standard format, or Open the file with the style sheet applied to format the data in accordance with the style sheet.
   • If you see the Open XML dialog, select As a read-only workbook .
5. Click theFilemenu.
6. ClickSave As….
7. Navigate to the folder where you'd like to save the file.
8. SelectExcel Workbookfrom the 'Save as type' drop-down.
9. ClickSave. The XML data is now saved as an Excel file.

Method 2of 2:

macOS

1. Open Microsoft Excel. You'll find it in the Applications folder.
   • Excel for macOS cannot import XML data from another source, but it will allow you to open XML spreadsheet files.^[2]
2. Click theFilemenu. It's at the top of the screen.^[3]
3. ClickOpen. This opens a Finder window.
4. Select the XML file. To do this, browse to the folder where it's contained, then click the file name once.
5. ClickOK. The contents of the XML file will appear.
6. Click theFilemenu.
7. ClickSave As.
8. Type a name for the file.
9. Select. CSVfrom the 'file type' drop-down menu.
10. ClickSave. The XML file is now saved as a. CSV on your Mac.