Lists the objects contained within an XML KeyData string (that was previously created via the KeyToDataXML() function).

If you were to execute the ApplyKeyDataXML() function, the string-keys from the list of objects that would be created in memory would be the same as the return values from this function.

However the new key names are quite simple to deduce.

If you already know the names of the original objects passed into the KeyToDataXML() function, then the new key names are simply the same names prepended by a KeyTag value which was passed to the 'KeyTag' parameter of the same KeyToDataXML() function.

Variant CTGridTools.ListKeyDataXML( _
String XMLString)

=CT.GRID.ListKeyDataXML(
Excel String Cell XMLString)

static CTRangeDataCPP ListKeyDataXML(
std::string XMLString);

CTRangeData CTGridToolsSA.ListKeyDataXML(
System.String XMLString);

The C# example below contains all the sub-function calls leading up to this function call. As a result, the example can contain a lot of code.

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