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I have an XML file that is a series of Job nodes:<br />
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&lt;Job&gt;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;... data<br />
&lt;/Job&gt;<br />
&lt;Job&gt;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;... data<br />
&lt;/Job&gt;<br />
...<br />
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Currently, we have a XSLT stylesheet that converts this XML file, to a HTML view, what we need now is a way to convert the XML data to a Excel style sheet that the data can be analyzed. What we need is that each<br />
Job node be put on a seperate worksheet in excel.<br />
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What is a good approach to use for doing this? Any help would be useful
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I have an XML file that is a series of Job nodes:

<Job>
   ... data
</Job>
<Job>
   ... data
</Job>
...

Currently, we have a XSLT stylesheet that converts this XML file, to a HTML view, what we need now is a way to convert the XML data to a Excel style sheet that the data can be analyzed. What we need is that each
Job node be put on a seperate worksheet in excel.

What is a good approach to use for doing this? Any help would be useful

Transforming XML to Excel Worksheets

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