SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) might sound intimidating (or funny) but it is actually a straightforward way for systems to exchange structured messages using XML. In this article, I am introducing SOAP through YouTube video, where it is explored through…
Getting N-th string between two substrings might sound a bad idea, until you do not need it. And with VBA, you better have something prepared. So, imagine the following XML (from this article here):
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<FootballInfo> <row> <ID>1</ID> <FirstName>Peter</FirstName> <LastName>The Keeper</LastName> <Club name ="NorthClub"> <ClubCoach>Pesho</ClubCoach> <ClubManager>Partan</ClubManager> <ClubEstablishedOn>1994</ClubEstablishedOn> </Club> <CityID>1</CityID> </row> <row name="Row2"> <ID>2</ID> <FirstName>Ivan</FirstName> <LastName>Mitov</LastName> <Club name = "EastClub"> <ClubCoach>Gosho</ClubCoach> <ClubManager>Goshan</ClubManager> <ClubEstablishedOn>1889</ClubEstablishedOn> </Club> <CityID>2</CityID> </row> </FootballInfo> |
Your task is to get…
After the article here for VBA – Select a Single Node XML now I am writing an update from it, which shows how to loop through all the nodes that we are interested in and get data from them. The XML is…
Selecting and working with XML in Excel and VBA is always a bit challenging. Whenever a programmer (or a developer or an analyst or a portfolio controller) hears about XML and VBA, something weird happens in their minds. The programmer…
