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The sequence has more than one direct child element defined, or has another compositor as a direct child. Nonrepeating sibling elements with the same repeating parent element are mapped to different XML tables. Multiple repeating elements are mapped to the same XML table, and the repetition isn't defined by an ancestor element.

List of lists One list of items has a second list of items. Denormalized data An XML table has an element that has been defined in the schema to occur once the maxoccurs attribute is set to 1. When you add such an element to an XML table, Excel fills the table column with multiple instances of the element. In the XML Source task pane, select the elements you want to map to your worksheet. You can always ask an expert in the Excel Tech Community or get support in the Answers community. Overview of XML in Excel.

In the File name box, type a name for the XML data file. Click Export. When you export XML data, you may get messages like the ones below. The XML Map can be exported but some required elements aren't mapped. The element is a recursive structure. The XML table contains mixed content. This relationship may not be preserved for the following reasons: The schema definition of a mapped element is contained within a sequence with the following attributes: The maxoccurs attribute isn't equal to 1.

Child elements from different parents are mapped to the same XML table. Excel can't save the workbook because it doesn't have any mapped ranges. Excel can't save your workbook in the XML Data file unless you create one or more mapped ranges.

To select nonadjacent elements, click one element, hold down CTRL, and then click each element. Drag the selected elements to the worksheet location where you want them to appear. Need more help? Encoding property. If the XmlDocument does not have an XmlDeclaration, or if the XmlDeclaration does not have an encoding attribute, the saved document will not have one either. For example, the following C code. Note that only the Save method enforces a well-formed XML document.

All other Save overloads only guarantee a well-formed fragment. The encoding on the TextWriter determines the encoding that is written out The encoding of the XmlDeclaration node is replaced by the encoding of the TextWriter. If there was no encoding specified on the TextWriter , the XmlDocument is saved without an encoding attribute. The following example loads XML into an XmlDocument object, modifies it, and then saves it to a file named data.

The data. White space is preserved in the output file only if PreserveWhitespace is set to true. The encoding on the XmlWriter determines the encoding that is written out The encoding of the XmlDeclaration node is replaced by the encoding of the XmlWriter. If there was no encoding specified on the XmlWriter , the XmlDocument is saved without an encoding attribute. Skip to main content. Using the same example, tasks 1 and 2 of the appended project are assigned the next available unique IDs, 5 and 6.

This process can disassociate assignments, tasks, resources, and cross-project links from original data. To help ensure that data is not disassociated, separate this data into its smallest possible component: a task, a resource, an assignment, and so on, before appending. Merge the data into the active project Merges the project data in the XML file into the project that is currently active in Project Professional.

When Project merges XML data to an existing project, tasks in the project file that are currently active in Project Professional are overwritten by tasks in the XML file that share the same unique ID.

Use caution when merging a XML data into an active project, as this process can result in data loss. Project Data Interchange Elements. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported.

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