How to get the values from XML

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Hi experts..

I have one XML file.

<Rating>
            <RatingInterval>1</RatingInterval>
            <RatingCount>18</RatingCount>
          </Rating>
          <Rating>
            <RatingInterval>2</RatingInterval>
            <RatingCount>4</RatingCount>
          </Rating>
          <Rating>
            <RatingInterval>3</RatingInterval>
            <RatingCount>20</RatingCount>
          </Rating>
          <Rating>
            <RatingInterval>4</RatingInterval>
            <RatingCount>5</RatingCount>
          </Rating>
          <Rating>
            <RatingInterval>5</RatingInterval>
            <RatingCount>7</RatingCount>
          </Rating>
    </Rating>

My requirement is have to calculate how many rating count for every rating interval.

Rating Interval 1 = 18

Rating Interval 2 = 4

Rating Interval 3 = 20

Rating Interval 4 = 5

Rating Interval 5 = 7

There is lots of <rating> tags. I have to extract all the data. Please help me, How to extract the values.

Posted 13-Mar-14 19:12pm

Vijaydhas

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Jim Meadors 14-Mar-14 1:33am

It would be helpful for you to say what form you want the data extracted into, as you already have all the data in your original xml file.

Vijaydhas 14-Mar-14 1:46am

Rating Interval 1 = 18

Rating Interval 2 = 4

Rating Interval 3 = 20

Rating Interval 4 = 5

Rating Interval 5 = 7

I have to extract like this..

Jim Meadors 14-Mar-14 2:16am

See code below. It will run in a console application with your xml.

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Jim Meadors · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-13T20:15:00

Solution 1

Dim ratings As XElement = XElement.Parse("YOUR XML HERE")
For Each ele In ratings.Elements
Console.WriteLine("Rating Interval " & ele.<ratinginterval>.Value & " = " & ele.<ratingcount>.Value)

Next
Console.ReadLine()

Posted 13-Mar-14 20:15pm

Jim Meadors