To export data from Tally in XML format, first navigate to the desired report or data you wish to export. Then, go to the "Export" option, usually found in the "File" menu or by pressing the shortcut key. Select "XML" as the export format, configure any necessary options (like the date range or specific data fields), and choose the destination folder. Finally, click "Export" to generate the XML file.
tally 7.2 data convert into excel
Import tally data to tally 7.2 ? from which version if your import tally data from 5.4,6.3 just copy the data folder and past in 7.2 data folder (* note: data folders in numerics 4 digits same folders will be overrite) if your export date one company to other company export in XML & IMPORT (GATE WAY TALLY) -> Import of dat -> Master now give the xml path for master for voucher -> Gateway of tally -> Import date-> voucher now give the xml path for voucher. befor doing this pls take backup first take backup every day.
Exporting to Excel has been available since Tally 9, rel 2.0 in late 2007. You have four options for exporting your data: ASCII (Comma delimited), Excel (.XSL format), HTML (for viewing on the Internet), and XML (standard data interchange). Since Tally data is stored in a multi-dimentional database and Excel is a two-dimentional table, the format never will be exactly the same as in Tally. See related links for specific steps on how to export from Tally 9, release 2.0 to Excel.
Assuming, you have two companies viz Company No 1 and Company No 2 and you wish to transfer all the data of Company No 1 into Company No 2.Steps :-Open Company No 1 and Export data from Tally ERP 9 in XML format including dependent mastersa) Use option "Gateway of Tally >> Display >> Daybook"b) Set the period using Alt+F2c) Next, press Alt+E to export the Tally.ERP 9 data into XML format including dependent masters.d) This will generate a file named "daybook.xml" in the Tally folder.Open Company No 2 and Import data into Tally.ERP 9 in Company No 2a) Use option "Gateway of Tally >> Import of data >> Vouchers"b) Specify the file-name as "daybook.xml" and press enter to import data into Tally.ERP 9Remarks:-a) Take backup of your Tally Companies before merging for safety purpose.b) After merge, the Company No 2 contains the data of Company No 1c) The above has been tested with Tally.ERP 9 Release 3.0 with some test-data.
Assuming, you have two companies viz Company No 1 and Company No 2 and you wish to transfer all the data of Company No 1 into Company No 2.Steps :-Open Company No 1 and Export data from Tally ERP 9 in XML format including dependent mastersa) Use option "Gateway of Tally >> Display >> Daybook"b) Set the period using Alt+F2c) Next, press Alt+E to export the Tally.ERP 9 data into XML format including dependent masters.d) This will generate a file named "daybook.xml" in the Tally folder.Open Company No 2 and Import data into Tally.ERP 9 in Company No 2a) Use option "Gateway of Tally >> Import of data >> Vouchers"b) Specify the file-name as "daybook.xml" and press enter to import data into Tally.ERP 9Remarks:-a) Take backup of your Tally Companies before merging for safety purpose.b) After merge, the Company No 2 contains the data of Company No 1c) The above has been tested with Tally.ERP 9 Release 3.0 with some test-data.
Export to XML. Export to another Access database. Export to HTML.
XML format works behind the scenes of many popular websites and computer programs. It runs a text data transfer interface.
xml was designed for managing data on the internet and for ensuring web data is displayed as intended across different browsers and versions.
XML is not a database. It is a document markup language, a cousin of HTML and a descendant of SGML. Databases can read XML to import data, and export XML to other applications (depending on the capabilities of the database).
xml is used on webpages and web services and can also be used to create data bases and to store and carry data.
XML was designed for exchanging information. It is extensible, and easily constructed, since there are no restrictions on what you can use for a tag name (unlike HTML, for example). XML data is structured in a hierarchy which can be traversed like a database. It is a very common format and means of data exchange. There are several known standards for describing how data is exchanged, and XML is a very flexible means of doing that. If an application did not use XML for data exchange then the exchange would be through a proprietary format, which would not be as flexible or portable as XML.
XML probably will not replace HTML. XML is a language to define categories of data. HTML is a language to define format.