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I must deliver some data to one state agency.

They demand that data is in structure form and they are offering a XML
sheme.

What is the easiest way to deliver this data?

Can I somehow insert this XML shema in Excel and see it as a table and then
fill it in?

How this works?

Thanks!



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You can go looking for a "schema-directed editor."

If you have a large amount of data to convert, there are tools which can
be told how to remap data from one format (CSV, for example) to another
(XML). Some of them attempt to be point-and-click and may be able to use
the schema to assist this process.

Or you can just study the schema, understand what they're asking for,
and construct the XML appropriately.

Since I've mostly gone with the manual approach, or a hand-constructed
XSLT stylesheet, I can't give you a lot of advice regarding which free
tools would be particularly useful. IBM does of course sell products in
this space, but if this is a one-time task that might be overkill.

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