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In case you have a web URL that contains the XML file (such as this one – ), you don’t even need to download the file.

Click on ‘sitemap’, which is the XML data that I want in ExcelĪnd again, in case the data updates in this URL, simply refresh the query to get the new data in Excel.This will open the Navigator dialog box where you can choose which XML data to import In the ‘From Web’ dialog box, copy and paste the URL that has the XML data.In the Get & Transform group, click on the ‘Get Data’ option.Open the Excel file where you want to import the data.you can connect Power Query to that URL and extract the XML data into Excel.īelow are the steps to connect power query do a web URL that contains the XML data and import that data into Excel: Get and transform excel 2013 download# So these are two simple ways that you can use to convert an XML file into Excel. If you have the XML file on your system, you can import the data easily using Power Query. And if you have a web URL of the XML file, then you can also fetch that data into Excel.Arley, I did a bit research and I found some words which could explain it. “New features” like that are only added to Office 365 subscriptions.

I also read somewhere that a reinstalling might help: One-time payment licenses like yours only have the features that were included when they were released in Sept 2015. You could also try to install the Plugin for Excel 2010 / Excel 2013. Last thing, please write a post in the technet forum there are smart guys which might know the answer.