Wednesday, December 15, 2004
XML and RSS and HAlO2 in Excel
This is pure geeks at play now!
Mark over at AutomateExcel talks about the "fun" you can have with Excel.
"Sean Alexander plays Halo 2 and subscribes to his stats in an RSS feed. He then maps the RSS feed(XML) to an Excel workbook and creates graphs and pivot tables from it."
Wow!
I have to get an xbox and get me a copy of HALO2 just so i can do this! Not!
However I may ask some other geek friends to look into it... Troy?
Back to more "serious" excel stuff tomorrow!
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