Hi, I tried using vb excel macro to open the xml file and the file has been generated as specified below: 
ID    Name    Company    Join_Date    DEP_ID    DEP_Name    Jobtitle  
+  Jobdescr
1    xxx    abc    1/1/2014    1    zzz    xx    desc1
1    xxx    abc    1/1/2014    2    yyy    yy    desc2

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My requirement as specified before, the xml file structure can change like addition of new column or deletion of existing column etc. or two different file structure like xmlfile 1 and xml file 2, hence we need to come up with the generic script to convert the generated xml file into csv file. kindly provide some inputs on this area.

In reply to Re^4: how to convert multiple xml files with different structure into CSV files by pavithravenky
in thread how to convert multiple xml files with different structure into CSV files by pavithravenky

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