April 2006
Beginner
1114 pages
98h 16m
English
Content preview from Programming Excel with VBA and .NET
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xmlmaps.Add(Schema, [RootElementName])
Synopsis
Creates a new XML map and adds it to a workbook. Returns the XML map created.
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The name of an XML schema file, XML datafile, schema data, or XML data to base the XML map on. |
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If the schema contains more than one root element, this is the name of the root element to use for the XML map. Otherwise, this argument can be omitted. |
Excel names XML maps by appending _Map to the name of the root element of the schema. If an XML map with that name already exists, Excel adds a number to the new name.
The Schema argument is very flexible. It can contain a filename as a UNC or URL or it can contain the data for the schema in string format. If the Schema argument is XML data, rather than an XML schema, Excel infers a schema from that data. For example, the following code infers a schema from some XML data supplied as a string and creates a new XML map named Numbers_Map:
xml = "<Numbers><Number><One /><Two /><Three /></Number>" & _ "<Number /></Numbers>" Set xmap = ThisWorkbook.XmlMaps.Add(xml)
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