Exporting a single (or a few) records as XML vs the entire table

Hello,
I've searched night and day looking for a way to export only a single record from an XML table (within Excel) ... instead of the entire table....to no avail. Is this even possible!


Basically, my Excel doc is already setup with a schema and mapped fields, but each time I try to highlight one or two rows/records in my table to export, it ends up exporting all 100 rows. Just looking for a way to export the rows I indicate and have only those specific rows combined into a single XML file on export.

Someone please help!!!

Hi , MSD_1776

would you try to export records to XML format with filter condition ?
what kind of excel raw data and export XML target file , could you upload examples ?
It's seems need to use VBA Code to Solve

Hi Careless,
I never thought about using a filter first and seeing if that would work, but I just tried and unfortunately no luck...it still exported all the rows/records even though the filter was set to only show 2 of the 5 rows.

I've attached a sample of the doc with fake data. The Excel doc has a schema and mapped data.

To export, I just right-click in the table area and select XML>Export data...or use the Export button in the ribbon of the Developer's tab.

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