XML to Excel
Turn XML feeds and exports into tabular worksheets.
Convert XML documents — product feeds, bank statements, ERP exports — into a flat worksheet. Repeating elements become rows, attributes and child elements become columns, and you pick which node marks a record.
- Rating
- 4.7(942)
- Monthly uses
- 96K
- Price
- Free
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What it does well
- Automatic detection of the most likely record node
- Attributes prefixed with @ so they never collide with element names
- Namespace-aware parsing that keeps prefixed tags readable
How to use XML to Excel
- 1
Upload the XML document or paste its contents.
- 2
Choose the repeating element that represents one row.
- 3
Select which attributes and child elements become columns.
- 4
Export to .xlsx or .csv.
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Common problems and fixes
Only one row is produced.
The record node selector points at the document root. Pick the repeating child element instead — the dropdown shows how many matches each candidate has.
Tag names appear with a namespace prefix like ns2:amount.
Enable “Strip namespaces” to collapse prefixed names down to their local part.
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What people say
Exactly what I needed. XML to Excel used to be a twenty-minute job with a macro I did not trust; now it takes one drag and one click.
The preview before committing is the part that sold me — I could see exactly what xml to excel was going to change before it changed anything.
Handled a file with well over 200,000 rows without complaining. That is more than I can say for the desktop add-in we pay for.
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