XML File Source

GBPAUDEUR

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Hello, I'm just getting started with understanding the process of importing external information from an XML file into Excel. I'm working with some older files that were created several years ago. I was wondering what the best approach is to determine what source XML file the import process is relying upon? Stated differently, how can I determine the location of the XML file that's being used?

Thanks and sorry for the very basic question.

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GBPAUDEUR
 

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Bump...basically, I just need to know what XML file is being sourced. I believe it's buried somewhere in a folder but cna't find it through standard search techniques. Nay help is greatly appreciated.
 
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Hi, welcome to the forum

Create a copy of your workbook, change it's file extension to .zip, you can now access the documents XML elements from the zip file.
 
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