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Anthony BatemanSubject: XSD file displayed in Excel and back
Author: Anthony Bateman
Date: 17 May 2007 03:36 PM
I apologise if this kind of message has been posted before; I had a look in the Forum and couldn't see something that matched this requirement.

I would like to take an XSD file and be able to see the elements and attributes of the XSL file as a list in Excel. I would like it to be possible to add new lines to the Excel sheet, and then use that file to update the XSD file definition.

I'm sure it's possible to do this with an XSL transform, but I just noticed that Excel has built in support for XML files, which I am currently investigating. I'm wondering if there is a real easy way to do this.

Anybody have some advice on the easiest way to pursue this goal.

Kind Regards,

Tony.

   
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