I’m new to Excel VB scripting and so have no idea on how to approach the
below problem as I have hundreds to create.
I have the below xml template file that I would like to be populated from
the data in Excel. All the fields in the xml file that are called “change
me” need the information from Excel to be added in. Each row in Excel
should represent a new xml file to then be created.
Also I would need the same VB script from above to allow Excel to create
the xml files with the file name given in Excel and saved to a given
folder.
Is there a way of achieving this through Excel?
Example of the rows of Excel data:
Asset Type defaultLockFileName
OrignalFileName Title
House End Terrace House_End_Terrace.pdf
House_End_Terrace.pdf House End Terrace Pre-War
House Semi Detached House_Semi_Detached.pdf
House_Semi_Detached.pdf House Semi Detached 1950s.pdf
etc
Content of the XML Template file
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<metadata version="1.1"
xmlns="http://meridio.com/EnterpriseDocumentCapture/Metadata.xsd";>
<action>declare</action>
<locations>
<fileplan>/Property Plans/2014</fileplan>
</locations>
<document>
<author>Drew Alison</author>
<category>Property Plan</category>
<comment>Change Me</comment>
<defaultLockFileName> Change Me</defaultLockFileName>
<disposalScheduleChain>Chain for Property Plans</disposalScheduleChain>
<documentDate>2013-08-07T11:33:28.916Z</documentDate>
<indexingType>indexNewVersions</indexingType>
<keepOnline>false</keepOnline>
<originalFileName> Change Me</originalFileName>
<owner />
<policy />
<reclaimPending>false</reclaimPending>
<title>Change Me</title>
<versionType>major</versionType>
<security>
<accessControl />
<protectiveMarkings />
</security>
<persisted>
<text name="Asset Type">Change Me</text>
</persisted>
<nonpersisted />
</document>
<relationships />
</metadata>
Many thanks in advance J
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