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Using the XML Features of the Microsoft Office Access 2003 and Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Object Models

Office 2003
 

Frank C. Rice
Microsoft Corporation

March 2003

Applies to:
     Microsoft® Office Access 2003
     Microsoft Office Excel 2003

Summary: Microsoft Office 2003 Editions adds a number of significant features for working with XML data. This article explores the XML-related objects, methods, and properties for Microsoft Office Access 2003 and Microsoft Office Excel 2003. Detailed information on these new members is provided as well as code samples illustrating their use. After completing this article, you will have a better understanding of how you can put these features to use in your own solutions.

Important   Based on customer feedback, we have now republished this article as two separate articles.
For more information about XML features of Excel, see XmlMaps Collection.
For more information about XML features of Access, see the companion MSDN article, Using the XML Features of the Access 2003 Object Model.

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