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General Software Discussion / Re: XML Viewer editor with exporting?
« Last post by sphere on June 09, 2021, 10:39 AM »Had not thought about nirsoft for this. Thanks
I will look into Universal Viewer Pro and Editpad pro. Looking through the forum, it also looks like Ultraedit is highly regarded. Have also been looking through this list.
In searching I came across XMLSPY which is known for its “grid view”
Xmlspy is very expensive.
Ideally a single application that allowed you to not only edit, but build the viewer data table. I looked to excel/libre calc because most people are more likely to be familiar with them I know I could map the cells in a spreadsheet to the data in the XML file, but I need to do this with 100s of files.
https://help.libreof...urce.html?DbPAR=CALC
Something like powerquery might work.
I would like to be able to point the application to the directory with all of the xml files (within folders) and have ti automatically build the editable table. I realize that might not be possible without the use of a database or some other methodology.
I am stretching my knowledge some with this search, which makes it difficult. But I am enjoying broadening my horizons.
Thanks for the help!
I will look into Universal Viewer Pro and Editpad pro. Looking through the forum, it also looks like Ultraedit is highly regarded. Have also been looking through this list.
In searching I came across XMLSPY which is known for its “grid view”
Xmlspy is very expensive.
Ideally a single application that allowed you to not only edit, but build the viewer data table. I looked to excel/libre calc because most people are more likely to be familiar with them I know I could map the cells in a spreadsheet to the data in the XML file, but I need to do this with 100s of files.
https://help.libreof...urce.html?DbPAR=CALC
Something like powerquery might work.
I would like to be able to point the application to the directory with all of the xml files (within folders) and have ti automatically build the editable table. I realize that might not be possible without the use of a database or some other methodology.
I am stretching my knowledge some with this search, which makes it difficult. But I am enjoying broadening my horizons.
Thanks for the help!

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