Vba msxml in vba in Excel

MSXML stands for Microsoft XML Core Services, now legacy, was a set of services that allowed applications written in JScript, VBScript, and Microsoft development tools to build Windows-native XML-based applications (reference wikipedia)

As we saw in the previous chapters, that the XML has a tree like structure, as defined by DOM.

Therefore, to read the contents of the XML document, it has to be traversed in a specific manner, that is, tree path manner.

So, understanding various nodes and its way of access is very important in traversing a XML document.

The various elements in VBA to access the XML nodes is as discussed below.

To use various XML related elements, the following Add-in has to be referenced.

Microsoft.XML, v6.0

This can be done as shown in the screenshot below

excel vba msxml in vba

excel vba msxml in vba

Now, the various elements under this Add-in are discussed below:

1.IXMLDOMNode

This is used to get a XML Node, generally, the root node.

2.IXMLDOMAttribute

This is used to represent an XML Attribute.

3.SelectNodes

This selects a list of nodes based on the Xpath pattern.

4.SelectSingleNode

This is used to select a single node; that is, the first matching node from the XML document.

5.ChildNodes

This is used to select a child node based on the pattern.

 

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