1. Convert Notepad Data To Excel

Heya,I use notepad frequently, however I ran into some limitations. But it may very well be that these limitations are from my lack of knowledge about the program and its possibilities.For example, in a recent case I found that all reviews with commas in them got cut off. So what I did was open the Excel file with all the proper reviews and copy/pasted them one by one between the corresponding and lines in the XML file:If the program would feature a column view I would’ve just been able to mass copy and paste everything at once. Like I’m able to in this XML program I downloaded with a free 15 day trial (Liquid Studio), which has the unfortunate downside of cutting off reviews with commas in them:Or is there perhaps an easier way to do this in notepad that I don’t know about yet?:)Any help is much appreciated!Regards,Bart. Hi Claudia,Thanks for the reply. It’s a standard.xlsx Excel file right now, but perhaps I could save it as a.csv and that would open more options for me?So the main problem that I’m having is this new feed I’m building requires me to use parent-child relationships, which I’ve never had to use before.

And apparently Excel doesn’t support these relationships, so I’m working mainly from Notepad. However, the main drawback of Notepad is the lack of a column view in which you can easily add new elements.Say I have an extra element I would like to add to my feed (like I illustrated in the case, where I want to add the element “content” to all of my items).

And my feed consists of 100 items. How would I go about adding this extra element to all 100 items in a smart way (i.e. Not copy-pasting line for line)?Hope to hear from you again! Hello Bart,doing it offline isn’t what I want to do as the forum should benefit from it as well.Of course I will offer my help creating such a script ifa) it can be done with a simple scriptb) you are willing to test extensively andc) at the end it is up to you to decide if you want to use such a script.I do understand that your primary goal is to create a xml file, correct?If so, how many sources are involved? I mean, is the Excel sheet the only source of datato create the xml or are other sources needed?How do you create the xml at the moment? Manually?If you export the excel sheet as a (pipe) separated list (like described ), can npp+ open and display it correctly?If the excel sheet is the only source of data, which column represents which tag/attribute in the xml?CheersClaudia.

Hi Claudia,Ah, I fully understand. Let’s try to solve it online then!:)Yep I’m trying to create an.xml file. Only one source document is involved (the Excel sheet).

I’m creating it manually at the moment.The.xml I’m trying to create can be found here:. The main thing I want to do is use an Excel file to build the.xml structure as described on that Google page. Hopefully it can be done.Initially I tried converting my Excel file into an.xml, however that gave me some complications with the parent-child relationships in the feed (apparently Excel doesn’t support these). So I’ve worked the other way around, creating an.xml file from scratch and using another program (Liquid Studio, which trial has now run out) to bulk edit the column’s contents.Since I don’t have an Excel file I converted into.xml (like usual), I’ve tried opening the.xml file in Excel and export is as a pipe separated list. I’m guessing it looks?

Hi Claudia,That was indeed the problem, it works fine in the 32bit version.This is awesome. I’ve followed all your steps and it created the.XML flawlessly (outside of the errors in the validation you mentioned there would be).Not sure what format you would like to have the first line from the Excel sheet and the review tag from the xml file, so I’ve just copy pasted both here. Please let me know if you want these in another format!First two Excel rows (added the header, row 1, for reference):ROW 1: publisher name reviewtimestamp content reviewurl overall gtin productname producturlROW 2: Arlo Vlaar 2016-06-16T00:00:00Z Wat een super product ik als restaurant eigenaar ben hier blij mee. Ik kan gewoon een wijntje drinken en voel me de volgende dag weer top! Ik heb veel minder last van een kater gevoel: echt een aanrader.

5 040 Liver LoveAnd how it looks in my xml file: Arlo Vlaar2016-06-16T00:00:00ZWat een super product ik als restaurant eigenaar ben hier blij mee. Ik kan gewoon een wijntje drinken en voel me de volgende dag weer top! Ik heb veel minder last van een kater gevoel: echt een aanrader.Loveagain, thank you so much for the big help!

Convert Notepad Data To Excel

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