Thanks to all for your replies - apologies for not acknowledging sooner - no internet during evenings (at the moment).
I'll work through all your suggestions and (hopefully) come up with a solution. Being able to process all this information contained within these XML files helps are surveyors...
XML File - The data contained in between the tags I want are highlighted in blue. As you will note, the Address details I need are contained within the <SAP: Property> tag not the <SAP: Contact-Address> which is a few lines above.
Many thanks in advance
Cheers
V13RNE
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Good morning everyone,
I'm trying to extract certain elements of data from a batch of XML files into a single worksheet.
At present I'm extracting 10 elements from the XML data and I've 10 loops.
The problem I'm encountering is that in any XML file there could me several instances of the same...
Hui
Narayan's solution >=12 works out with a margin of 6.7% i.e. 12.8 across the test data. I'm happy with that!
Thanks everyone for their comments and help.
Thanks to you all
slightly by definition i would interpret as no more than 14, 15 at tops. The nearer to 12 the better for the initial sets of iterations.
The selection - as in Sajan's post - for each batch of 10 is completely random.
V13RNE
Hi Narayan
Yes, I knew it was going to involve a macro - I've no problems with macros; can get an idea of the logic from the code (I ain't a programmer though!!)
hope you can help?
Thanks once again
V13RNE
Hi Narayan
Thanks for your reply. In answer to your questions:
1. Can you explain the meaning of the following ?
I need to compile (and pick out) batches
The solution is to first select any 10 scores from the data that have an average of not less than 12; and move these results to a...
Hi
I have two columns of data. column A is a "reference number", column B is the "score".
I need to compile (and pick out) batches of 10 "scores" with their "reference numbers" across the data set that have an average score of 12 (can be slightly more but not <12)
A B
Ref Nr Score...
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