The FILTERXML function extracts specific values from XML content by using the given xpath. The function was introduced in 2013 and you need Excel 2013 or a newer version to use the FILTERXML function. 1. Introduction What is XML? XML is an abbreviation for eXtensible Markup Language, it is ...
Then you will see the split data in your Excel sheet. Our goal was to split these texts into multiple rows, so we will use a formula that will do it. Type the following formula in cell B10. =TRANSPOSE(C4:E8) The TRANSPOSE function converts the columns to rows and rows to columns....
We need to convert the values to a single column array, to do that we can use the FILTERXML function. The SORT function can now easily sort the values. Formula in cell G3: =SORT(FILTERXML("<A><B>"&SUBSTITUTE(TEXTJOIN("|",TRUE,B2:F6),"|","</B><B>")&"</B></A>","//B"...
FILTERXML(“”&SUBSTITUTE(D5,”“,””)&””,”//b”),3) ThisFILTERXML Functionsplits the text string using delimiters and returns the specific value after the second space from the text string inD5. INDEX(FILTERXML(“”&SUBSTITUTE(D5,”“,””)&””,”//b”),3) TheINDEX Functionre...
Hey there, I am capturing XML data from Nintex into a SharePoint list that I am then exporting to an Excel spreadsheet. Below I've captured an example of what the XML data looks like in a cell in th... xeno85 You can wrap yourFILTERXML()formula byTEXTJOIN()to capture multiple values...
I would probably use =HSTACK(TEXTBEFORE(string,"_"),TEXTAFTER(string,"_")) Rfire777Excel for web and desktopO365- =TEXTSPLIT(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"_","|",1),"|") ForExcel 2013and later- =FILTERXML("<t>"&SUBSTITUTE(A1,"_","",1)&"</t>","//s[1]")=FILTERXML("<t>"&SUBSTITUTE...
in B2. Thanks for the help! Wednesday, January 28, 2015 4:02 PM XPATH is a public XML path language. You can use it to instruct the FILTERXML function how to find the right values inside the XML. The challenge is that you need to know XPATH to use it, and that the specific pa...
in B2. Thanks for the help! Wednesday, January 28, 2015 4:02 PM XPATH is a public XML path language. You can use it to instruct the FILTERXML function how to find the right values inside the XML. The challenge is that you need to know XPATH to use it, and that the specific page...
Method 7 – Inserting Excel FILTERXML Formula to Split Text After Certain Text STEPS: Select cell D5 and add the formula: =TRANSPOSE(FILTERXML(""&SUBSTITUTE(C5," ","")&"","//s")) Press Enter. Use AutoFill to fill the rest. Note: The sub-node is denoted by ‘s’ and the main ...
The RIGHT function will provide the text after the second comma. Read More: How to Extract Text after a Specific Text in Excel Method 4 – Combination of INDEX and FILTERXML Functions to Extract Text We’ll extract text in column D. Steps: Use the following combined formula in the cell D...