Subject: [xsl] FW: generic SpreadsheetML transform From: "Rick Roen" <Rick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2006 17:13:17 -0600 |
I have a .NET 2005 project where I am filling a dataset and using its native methods to export the table rows to XML which can optionally come with an inline schema. The general format is like this <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <CustomersNoOrders2007> <Customers> <IDNUM>1022</IDNUM> <NAME>FEDEX GROUND COD PREPAID</NAME> <STORENUM /> <ADDRESS1>456 PEACH STREET</ADDRESS1> <ADDRESS2 /> <CITY>ATLANTA</CITY> <STATE>GA</STATE> <ZIP>30303</ZIP> </Customers> <Customers> <IDNUM>1107</IDNUM> <NAME>FEDEX STANDARD OVERNIGHT LETTER</NAME> <STORENUM /> <ADDRESS1>789 DAVIES</ADDRESS1> <ADDRESS2 /> <CITY>ENGLEWOOD</CITY> <STATE>CO</STATE> <ZIP>80112</ZIP> </Customers> </CustomersNoOrders2007> I want to take this generalized format and transform it into a excel spreadsheet in SpreadsheetML using XSLT. I am hoping to take advantage of the schema elements and perhaps do some rudimentary numeric formatting and other minor presentational effects. Before I start with the XSLT, I wondered if I am reinventing the wheel here. I googled but did not find any references. Does this type of xslt already exist or is there something I can use as a base? I surely cant be the only one doing this type of thing from .NET Thanks, Rick
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