Part 1: Automating the XML Data Mapping Process in Excel 2003: "Conclusion
The sample code in this article is generic and can be used for most scenarios requiring support of flexible XML mapping with little or no modification. Currently we use this code in a project called 'The Rhythm of the Business 2.0,' which supports a flexible and constantly changing Excel template used by more than 1,000 Microsoft employees to assess the entire company's performance on a monthly basis. In our project we also needed to harvest the unaltered data-point descriptions for use in a reporting application. We did this by adding meta tags, using square brackets for marking up the description positions. (This article does not include the code that retrieves the description values.) We encountered another reporting issue related to the Excel formulas. In a future article, we will describe how to take advantage of the grid structure to programmatically extract and store Excel formulas in a Microsoft SQL Server database and replicate the UI-side calculations using dynamic SQL."
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