Convert XML records to CSV and review the columns before importing.
The XML to CSV Converter turns XML records into a CSV table. Use it to prepare feeds, exports, or API data for review in Excel, Google Sheets, or another spreadsheet tool.
This XML contains repeated records:
<records>
<record><name>Alice</name><age>30</age></record>
<record><name>Bob</name><age>25</age></record>
</records>A corresponding CSV table is:
name,age
Alice,30
Bob,25Each record supplies a row, and its child elements supply the column names and values.
CSV is a table, not a tree. Regular XML records are easier to map than deeply nested or mixed-content documents. Inspect attributes, repeated child elements, missing fields, and nested values to see how the converter represents them. Do not assume every XML detail becomes a column.
Check the spreadsheet's import settings and value types before analyzing the data. A successful format conversion does not establish that every row has the structure your report expects.
For the reverse direction, use the CSV to XML Converter. For a nested text format, try the XML to YAML Converter.
How to Use XML to CSV Converter - Turn XML Records into Tables
Paste XML into XML Input, or select a file in the upload area.
Compare CSV Output with the XML records. Check attributes, nested fields, missing values, and the header row.
Use Copy or Download CSV. Review your spreadsheet import settings before working with the data.
Convert XML records to CSV and review the columns before importing.
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