Does it handle very deep nesting?

Yes. Children below the record node are flattened with a dotted path up to the depth you set, so order.customer.name becomes its own column.

Can I convert an RSS feed?

Yes — choose item as the record node and you get one row per article with title, link and pubDate columns.

What about mixed content elements?

Text interleaved with child tags is concatenated into a single value, with the child elements still emitted as their own columns.

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XML to Excel

Name: How to use XML to Excel
Uploaded: 2025-02-10T09:00:00Z
Duration: 2 min 18 s
Description: A walkthrough of the XML to Excel tool: Turn XML feeds and exports into tabular worksheets.

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.

Price: Free
Your files: Never uploaded
Runs: In your browser

Choose a file or drag it here

.xml, .rss, .atom · up to 50 MB · processed locally, never uploaded

Excel and spreadsheet files only. Export from Google Sheets as .xlsx or .csv.

Files stay on your device

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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How to use XML to Excel

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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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