To merge XML files, you must combine their child data under a single root element because well-formed XML documents are strictly structured as XML element trees with exactly one root.
Depending on your workflow, you can accomplish this using automated third-party tools, built-in spreadsheet software, or custom programming scripts. Method 1: Using Online & Specialized Software Tools
If you do not want to write code, dedicated utility tools offer the simplest graphical interface.
Download a merger tool: Install software like SysTools XML Merger or use automated web platforms like FileTailored XML Merger.
Import files: Click Add Files or Add Folder to batch upload your target XML files.
Set structure preferences: Choose which file’s root tags dictate the primary container sequence.
Choose destination: Select a local directory folder for your saved file.
Execute merge: Click Merge or Run to export the newly amalgamated single XML document. Method 2: Importing into Microsoft Excel
If you are combining files that share an identical structural layout to analyze tabular data, you can merge them directly into a single spreadsheet.
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