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How to Create Coda Tables From XML Data

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It is very easy to create Coda tables from XML data by simply converting the file into CSV and importing it afterwards. Here’s a quick guide on how to do it:

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  1. Inside the Data Page's XML to CSV converter, click 'Upload XML File' and then select the XML file you want to use.
  2. After that, click 'Download CSV'.
  3. Head back to your Coda doc, then click 'Insert' at the top-right corner.
  4. Subsequently, click the 'Import' tab to proceed.
  5. Choose 'CSV' from the list of options.
  6. Following that, tap the 'File' menu and select the newly converted CSV file.
  7. Tap the 'Import Location' menu afterwards, then choose 'Create as New Table'.
  8. Once done, configure other Import Options settings and tap 'Next' to proceed.
  9. After completing these steps, a Coda table will be created from your XML-converted-to CSV file.
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