By Team Edtoolkits · Data
Extract repeated XML elements, attributes and nested values.
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<orders><order id="A"><customer>Asha</customer><amount>25</amount></order><order id="B"><customer>Mei</customer><amount>40</amount></order></orders>Extract repeated XML elements, attributes and nested values. Strict XML subset with quoted attributes, namespace-qualified names, comments and CDATA. DTDs, external entities and processing instructions other than the XML declaration are rejected. Choose the repeated element by qualified name; child paths and @attributes become columns. Up to depth 40; repeated child values become JSON arrays.
Prepare the input
Extract repeated XML elements, attributes and nested values.
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Review the method
Strict XML subset with quoted attributes, namespace-qualified names, comments and CDATA. DTDs, external entities and processing instructions other than the XML declaration are rejected. Choose the repeated element by qualified name; child paths and @attributes become columns. Up to depth 40; repeated child values become JSON arrays.
Keep the useful output
Review the summary and result records. Transformation tools retain separate change, rejected-record or diagnostics datasets where relevant. Choose the dataset before exporting; a report and a cleaned dataset serve different purposes.
CSV exports protect formula-like text. JSON keeps data portable without making an Excel workbook. Reports and editable backups may contain private source values; download only what you intend to share. No automatic account storage or server processing is used.
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