Hi Gary,
On Wed August 30 2006 01:21, Schultz, Gary - COMM wrote:
> I want XML in general, but unfortunately, it is not that simple with .ods
> files. How do you extract and what will you get in the XML? I know in
> Windows with .sxc files you do not get simple XML data, you get XML data
> with unwanted attributes. This is one of a number of areas in which
> OpenOffice fails to match Office Professional, and why organizations like
> mine will not switch to OO in a professional setting. OO is a viable
> alternative to standard Office, but OO Base does not match Access on the
> professional level.
You can easily get your own XML from ODS files, but you may want to customize
if by using XSLT. There are examples of using XSLT in
OpenOffice.org/share//xslt/export/spreadsheetml/. They may be a bit advanced
for you, but they do indeed allow very flexible exportation (and importation)
of XML data.
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