Excel Formulas That Actually Handle XML
Ever tried to extract clean data from messy XML strings? This walkthrough shows how FILTERXML can turn tangled markup into usable spreadsheet values—step by step.
This Excel video teaches how to use the FILTERXML function to separate XML data in formulas.
XML is a text format for transferring data that can be easily split and validated. XPath is used to select XML components and properties.
In the example, the FILTERXML function is used to extract the title of a book from an XML string.
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