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Figure 3-11 shows the XML Source window with the artist element selected. Selecting an element in the XML Source window selects the associated (or mapped) data range. Above the XML map is a drop-down list that contains all of the XML maps in the currently active workbook. The XML map in this project is called cds_Map. The second time the code is run, we run into trouble because Excel automatically creates a new map for the data that is mapped to destination cell A1. Excel will not allow you to bind your data to more than one XML map. If you change the destination cell, the procedure runs fine, however. So how do we refresh our data if a source file is updated The XMLMaps collection has a DataBinding property that has a Refresh method. Using this method, we can read in any changes to the XML file that our data range is mapped to. Before we begin, let s copy our GetXMLData function into a standard code module in a new workbook and save it. Run the GetXMLData macro from the Developer ribbon. Open the cds.xml file and add a new title to the list by adding the following set of nodes at the top of the XML file: <cd> <artist>Nirvana</artist> <title>Greatest Hits</title> <releasedate>2000</releasedate> </cd> Save the file. Add the following function to the standard module: Sub RefreshXML() Range("A1").Select ActiveWorkbook.XmlMaps("cds_Map").DataBinding.Refresh End Sub Run the code by pressing the F5 key with the insertion point inside the RefreshXML subroutine. The data range is expanded to include the new data, as shown in Figure 3-12.

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Figure 3-12. XML data refreshed Remove the new set of nodes and run the RefreshXML method again, and the table will be resized to display only the data from the XML file.

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Excel 2007 provides other methods to remove and load XML map settings. The DataBinding.ClearSettings method unbinds the data in a range from the XML file. ActiveWorkbook.XmlMaps("cds_Map").DataBinding.ClearSettings The DataBindings.LoadSettings method takes the file path or URL as an argument to load the mapping from the specified XML file. ActiveWorkbook.XmlMaps("cds_Map").DataBinding.LoadSettings "C:\projects\Excel\cds.xml"

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