How to use this office tool
- Select a compatible source file.
- Review the header or column setting and preview limit.
- Choose Convert XML to Excel, inspect the bounded preview, and download the newly generated result.
Convert repeating XML records into an Excel worksheet locally in your browser, with a bounded preview before download.
Parses XML with the browser DOM parser, finds repeating record elements, flattens their direct child values into columns, and writes a new XLSX workbook.
Keep the original file until you have checked the downloaded result in your spreadsheet application.
Accepts well-formed XML and creates XLSX. Nested structures have limited flattening support.
| Format | Use |
|---|---|
| XLSX / XLS | Workbook data input where applicable |
| CSV / TSV / XML | Plain structured-data input where applicable |
| Output | A newly generated XLSX or CSV file |
A root element containing repeated record elements with simple direct child fields produces the cleanest table.
Attributes on each chosen record are written to columns whose headers begin with an @ sign.
No. It reads direct child text and does not fully normalize deep or mixed-content XML.
The browser parser reports an error and no download is created.
Yes. Browser tag names may retain namespace prefixes, so review the generated headers.
| Stage | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Read | Local browser memory |
| Transform | Parses XML with the browser DOM parser, finds repeating record elements, flattens their direct child values into columns, and writes a new XLSX workbook. |
| Export | New downloadable file |