Babel from MIT might work ... it's an online file converter, and has an
application/XML output option.
http://simile.mit.edu/babel/
Good luck!
--Caitlin
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know-it-a
If you know any programming, it wouldn't be too hard to write this
using the XML libraries in Java or .NET (surely there are others as
well). You could export the Excel file as plain text CSV and just
read through it, creating the XML elements.
> Is there a tool to convert tables into XML files?
Hi Oleh,
Better efficiency is achieved through Altova's MapForce product. You
only need to first save your spreadsheet to a csv file which can then
be used in the software to map to a xsd to create an xml.
(
http://www.altova.com/products/mapforce/legacy_text_files_to_xml_mapping.html
)
If you d
You can use Excel to generate an xml file. I have done this using excel
2003.
First, you need to create an XML file that defines the schema.
Second, within Excel go to Data > XML > XML Source. On the XML source
pane, select XML Maps and click Add. Then you can import your xml
schema.
Third, you
Oleh,
Take a look at XML Spy (http://www.altova.com/features_convert.html) - it
seems to do what you need; and it isn't terribly expensive for the basic
product.
Regards
Steve
On 16/04/2008, Oleh Kovalchuke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I needed to convert a fairly large Excel table into XML fi
I needed to convert a fairly large Excel table into XML file to build a
sortable Spry table in Dreaweaver, and I thought there could be a converter
of sorts in either of the programs. No such luck.
After poking around and doing the usual Google research I couldn't find any
free tools, so I have re
