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Query Cell Areas Mapped to XML Map Path using Worksheet.XmlMapQuery method
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You can query cell areas mapped to the XML map path with Aspose.Cells using the Worksheet.XmlMapQuery() method. If the path exists, it will return the list of cell areas related to that path inside the XML map. The first parameter of the Worksheet.XmlMapQuery() method specifies the XML element path, and the second parameter specifies the XML map you want to query.
Query Cell Areas Mapped to XML Map Path using Worksheet.XmlMapQuery method
The following screenshot shows Microsoft Excel displaying an XML map inside the sample Excel file used in the code. The code queries the XML map twice and prints the list of cell areas returned by the Worksheet.XmlMapQuery() method on the console as shown below.
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Console Output
Query Xml Map from Path - /MiscData
Aspose.Cells.CellArea(A1:A8)[0,0,7,0]
Aspose.Cells.CellArea(B1:B8)[0,1,7,1]
Aspose.Cells.CellArea(C1:C8)[0,2,7,2]
Aspose.Cells.CellArea(D1:D8)[0,3,7,3]
Aspose.Cells.CellArea(E1:E8)[0,4,7,4]
Query Xml Map from Path - /MiscData/row/Color
Aspose.Cells.CellArea(D1:D8)[0,3,7,3]Get XML path from List Object/Table
XML data can be imported to worksheets. Sometimes an XML path is required from the ListObjects of the worksheet. This feature is available in Excel by using an expression like Sheet1.ListObjects(1).XmlMap.DataBinding. The same feature is available in Aspose.Cells by calling ListObject.XmlMap.DataBinding.Url. The following example demonstrates this feature. Template files and other source files can be downloaded from the following links: