I believe it all comes down to what one wants from the export/in Excel.
The XML of the TaskTree is relatively easy to decipher and analyse as the 
structure is quite clear.

Using VBA (Excel/MS Office programming language) you could import the MLO 
XML file and do stuff to the data.
Alternatively VBA could load the file to memory and traverse it there.

Again - one has to be quite specific on what one wants, like "I want all 
open tasks in Col 1, CloseDate (if any ) in Col 2 etc. etc.

If it is for cleaning up stuff (e.g. remove all completed tasks) and 
preparing the TaskTree for import again, that should be possible as well.

As I said - the MLO XML is well structured, so it is "just" a question of 
how much time one wants to put into the programming. :-)

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