XML to Excel Converter

XML is excellent for data storage and transfer, but analyzing XML data directly is difficult. Converting to Excel unlocks powerful capabilities:

• Data Analysis: Use Excel's sorting, filtering, pivot tables, and formulas to analyze your XML data without programming.
• Business Reporting: Transform ERP exports, financial data, and inventory reports into professional spreadsheets for stakeholders.
• Data Migration: Move data between systems by converting XML exports to Excel for review, cleanup, and import into new applications.
• Collaboration: Share XML data with colleagues who are comfortable with spreadsheets but not XML markup.
• Data Validation: Review and verify XML data in a visual grid format before processing or importing into databases.

• ERP & CRM Exports: SAP, Oracle, Salesforce, and other enterprise systems often export data as XML. Convert to Excel for analysis and reporting.
• E-commerce Product Feeds: Process product catalogs, inventory updates, and order data from platforms like Amazon, eBay, or Shopify.
• Financial Data: Bank statements, transaction logs, and accounting exports in XML format can be converted for reconciliation and analysis.
• API Response Data: Convert XML API responses into spreadsheets for testing, documentation, or data extraction.
• Sitemap Analysis: Convert XML sitemaps to Excel to audit website structure, URLs, and last modification dates.
• Configuration Review: Transform XML configuration files into readable spreadsheets for documentation and review.

Our XML to Excel converter intelligently transforms hierarchical XML data into a flat tabular structure:

1. Validation: Your XML file is validated for well-formedness. If errors are detected, you'll receive clear feedback.
2. Structure Analysis: The converter analyzes your XML structure to determine the optimal table layout.
3. Data Mapping: XML elements and attributes become column headers. Repeating elements become rows.
4. Excel Generation: Data is written to an Excel file with proper formatting and data types preserved.

Conversion Rules:

• Each XML tag or attribute becomes a column header
• Repeating elements create separate rows
• Nested structures are flattened with parent-child relationships preserved
• Text content and attribute values populate the cells

Here's how XML data transforms into Excel columns and rows:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Products>
  <Product id="1">
    <Name>Laptop Pro</Name>
    <Price>999.99</Price>
    <Category>Electronics</Category>
  </Product>
  <Product id="2">
    <Name>Wireless Mouse</Name>
    <Price>29.99</Price>
    <Category>Accessories</Category>
  </Product>
</Products>