Bridge data into Sharepoint

I have several thousand pictures that have been tagged in Bridge and would like the keywor
ds to be searchable in Sharepoint. Is this possible?

If there is an issue, it's on Microsoft side, as Bridge respects the IPTC, XMP... standards. Sharepoint is strange, in that it can rename photos, you can append metadata, but I don't know where it goes...

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Upload 100 GB data into sharepoint 2013 site

Hi Team,
I want to upload 100GB data into sharepoint 2013 site for performance testing.
I have the 5 document libraries.
I want to upload the 10GB data to each document library in the site using powershell.
Is it possible or not? Can you explain the detailed steps

This should not be a problem, but you can't do it in 1 go as the default upload size per document = 50 MB (see
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff487972.aspx). I've created a tool that uploads documents in chunks, maybe you can use that (read the article as you'll need to increase some settings):
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/office/The-Migration-Dragon-for-628acae0 Maybe that's an option for you too.
Kind regards,
Margriet Bruggeman
Lois & Clark IT Services
web site: http://www.loisandclark.eu
blog: http://www.sharepointdragons.com

How to upload data into Sharepoint?

Hello Community
    Before you use RBS you have to either:
    1- Manually upload data into Sharepoint 2013 Server
    2- Use a migration tool.
    But how do you "manually" upload data into Sharepoint 2013 Server and what is the
recommended tool to use to upload data into Sharepoint 2013 Server
    Thank you
    Shabeaut

Uploading manually just involves uploading data like you normally would to SharePoint. Drag-and-drop documents into the Document Libraries or use WebDAV to connect to the SharePoint site and copy that way.
As for migration tools, there are plenty out there. ShareGate, Metavis, Metalogix, AvePoint and others have migration tools.
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Integrate SAP Business Data Into SharePoint 2010 Using BCS & LINQ

One of the core concepts of Business Connectivity Services (BCS) for SharePoint 2010 are the external content types. They are reusable metadata descriptions of connectivity information and behaviours (stereotyped operations) applied to external data. SharePoint offers developers several ways to create external content types and integrate them into the platform. The SharePoint Designer 2010, for instance, allows you to create and manage external content types that are stored in supported external systems. Such an external system could be SQL Server, WCF Data Service, or a .NET Assembly Connector.
Interoperability between SAP NetWeaver Portal and Microsoft SharePoint technologies is a very important topic in many companies. This session will take you on a tour from basic considerations to specific implementations of interoperability between SAP NetWeaver Portal and Microsoft SharePoint technologies.
[PLAY SESSION - INTEROPERABILITY BETWEEN SAP NETWEAVER PORTAL AND MICROSOFT SHAREPOINT TECHNOLOGY|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/media/streamingmedia/events/sap-teched-2010/lectures/pmc202%20interoperability%20between%20sap%20netweaver%20portal%20and%20microsoft%20sharepoint%20technology/index.html]

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How to receive and upload data into Sharepoint using webservice in BizTalk (without using sharepoint adapter).

Hi,
I have a requirement to receive files from sharepoint and upload files to share point.
So is there anyway we can achive this using webservices in BizTalk (without using sharepoint adapter)
Thanks in advace

I do not have a sample flow... but if you refer to the samples where these web services are used then you'd be able to translate those code samples into BizTalk flows.. For e.g.:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/ms429658(v=office.14).aspx refers to returning list items. When you add generated items to your BizTalk for SharePoint Web Services, you'd get the schemas (xmlDocs in the sample) which you'd instantiate and
call.
When dealing with lists, you will need the GUID of the list so you need to do a GetLists call first and then get the GUID for your specific list from that. You will also encounter CAML which is what is used to query and get List Data.
Have fun.
Regards.

I am unable to insert the sql data into sharepoint column(with type "Person or Group") through SSIS package.

can anyone suggest me how to insert values to sharepoint list column of datatype (person/group datatype). Also, Does sharepoint list allows nulls as a value?
please help.
Thanks
Raghavendra

Hi Raghavendra,
Based on my test, if we directly insert a column with people account or group name with domain\user or domain\group formats to a SharePoint list, those columns with the values would be ignored when executing the package. Other columns with Null value would
be insert into the list. If we insert a column with numeric format, the values would change to corresponding user or group based on the site permissions in SharePoint site.
So to fix this issue, I suggest we can select <ignore> maps to the “People or Group” column in SharePoint list. The “People or Group” column would show null value in SharePoint list. Then we can manually or use workflow feature add values in the “People
or Group” column in SharePoint list.
The following screenshot is for your reference:
If there are any other questions, please feel free to ask.
Thanks,
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Write data to SharePoint from embeded Flex swf

I am trying to integrate Flex 3 applications into SharePoint 2007 environment which would allow our users to read/write/delete data from SharePoint using an embeded Flex app inside SharePoint. While the article from matthew.meier on "Adding Event Driven Flex Components to Microsoft Sharepoint 2007" is great and another article by Serge van den Oever on "Use Flex to retrieve data from a SharePoint list" is fantastic, they neither touch the topics of writing or inserting data into SharePoint. My goal is to create a two-way communication between Flex and SharePoint to dynamically pull (read) data into Flex from SharePoint lists, etc via GUID or other method AND to also write or update SharePoint from a front-end Flex inside SharePoint.

I have been working on a solution which appears like it would work, but I am getting errors. The source code and examples are found on Code Project http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/FlexASPWebService.aspx?msg=3270246#xx3270246xx This Flex/ASP example uses a web service to communicate to a SQL database. Flex makes a web service call to the .asmx file via WSDL and the magic happens. I am running into a roadblock as I receive an error that the app cannot find the WSDL. I have tried to run the same WSDL URL in a browser and I get an server application error.
I also tried a solution found at http://shardulbartwal.wordpress.com/2008/03/20/import-web-servicewsdl-wizard-in-flex-30/ to load the WSDL file directly into Flex, but I ran into another roadblock. When I get to this step below Flex gives an error that it cannot find the WSDL file either…
Here is the WebService call from Flex…
The files from Code Project contain a directory structure as such:
TestWebService\Service.asmx
TestWebService\Web.config
TestWebService\App_Code
TestWebService\App_Code\Service.cs
TestWebService\App_Data
The Service.cs file is inside the App_Code directory and is referenced from the Service.asmx file with this code:
My Flex file calls the Service.asmx?WSDL which then calls the file Service.cs and then it breaks.
The Code for the Flex file is as follows…
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" layout="absolute" creationComplete="init()">
<mx:Script>
      <![CDATA[
            import mx.controls.Alert;
            import mx.rpc.events.FaultEvent;
            import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent;
            private function init():void {
                  // Get Data from WebService and fill datagrid when you fist invoke the application
                  ws.GetEmployees();
            private function GetEmployees(event:ResultEvent):void {
                  // Databind data from webservice to datagrid
                  datagrid.dataProvider = event.result;
            private function SaveEmployee(event:ResultEvent):void {
                  // To Refresh DataGrid;
                  ws.GetEmployees();
                  Alert.show("Saved Successfully");
            private function AddRecord(event:MouseEvent):void {
                  // Save a record using a WebService method
                  ws.SaveEmployee(txtEmpId.text, txtEmpName.text, txtEmpEmail.text); //
            private function fault(event:FaultEvent):void {
                  // Oppps some error occured
                  Alert.show(event.toString());
      ]]>
</mx:Script>

<mx:WebService id="ws" wsdl="http://localhost/TestWebService/Service.asmx?WSDL" fault="fault(event)">
      <mx:operation
            name="GetEmployees"
            resultFormat="object"
            result="GetEmployees(event)"
             />
      <mx:operation
            name="SaveEmployee"
            resultFormat="object"
            result="SaveEmployee(event)"
             />
</mx:WebService>
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            <mx:HBox height="95%" width="95%" horizontalCenter="0" verticalCenter="0">
                  <mx:DataGrid id="datagrid" width="465" height="100%">
                        <mx:columns>
                              <mx:DataGridColumn headerText="Emp Id" dataField="EmpId"/>
                              <mx:DataGridColumn headerText="Emp Name" dataField="EmpName"/>
                              <mx:DataGridColumn headerText="Emp Email" dataField="EmpEmail"/>
                        </mx:columns>
                  </mx:DataGrid>
                  <mx:Form x="608" y="74" width="100%" height="100%" borderStyle="solid">
                        <mx:FormItem label="EmpId">
                              <mx:TextInput width="106" id="txtEmpId"/>
                        </mx:FormItem>
                        <mx:FormItem label="EmpName">
                              <mx:TextInput width="106" id="txtEmpName"/>
                        </mx:FormItem>
                        <mx:FormItem label="EmpEmail">
                              <mx:TextInput width="106" id="txtEmpEmail"/>
                        </mx:FormItem>
                        <mx:FormItem width="156" horizontalAlign="right">
                              <mx:Button label="Add" id="btnAdd" click="AddRecord(event)"/>
                        </mx:FormItem>
                  </mx:Form>
            </mx:HBox>
      </mx:Panel>
</mx:Application>
The Flex app error states it cannot locate the WSDL. Any ideas?
I don’t know what I am doing wrong…

Read data from SharePoint using ABAP sql command

We need to read data from a SharePoint site and update the sap object services with the information. There is a lot of information on how to put data into Sharepoint from SAP, but we need to get data from SharePoint and put it into SAP. Is it possible to retrieve data from SharePoint using sql command in ABAP program? If it is possible, what do we need to do to have SAP recognize where to get the SharePoint data?
Richard Newman

Hi Newman,
You can use native sql in your abap code to read data from SharePoint's database. But I would suggest you to generate a SharePoint webservice which can provide you the neccessary data so that you can consume this webservice in ABAP
(Will be quite faster than native sql).
Regards,
Ozcan.

Displaying Access Data in SharePoint 2010/2013

We have an old application. The website is designed using Front Page that retrieves data from an Access Database. The web site has a few fields. The user enters the information and hits the Submit Button. The application runs a SQL query and fetches
data from Access DB. Data then shows up in a Grid.
I want to create this solution in SharePoint. Still not sure whether the data should reside in SharePoint or in Access.
What is the best approach?
I should transfer data into SharePoint from Access. Then prompt the user to enter some data.
Would InfoPath be a good choice?
If I leave the data in Access, is Data View Web Part the preferred way to get data?
Thanks so much!
Mayank

Hi Mayank,
According to your description, my understanding is that you want to dispaly Access Database data in SharePoint.
If your Access Database is a web database, you can publlish your Access database to SharePoint with the following method:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/hub/archive/2010/11/08/publish-your-access-database-to-sharepoint.aspx
https://support.office.com/en-in/article/Edit-or-publish-a-web-database-on-SharePoint-2010-af230551-9801-495d-87b0-75eed01073ac
If your Access Database is a desktop database, you can publish your Access database to SharePoint with the following method:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cutjdCTdLQE
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Is there a way to Insert Data into a Lookup Column Type on a SharePoint List Destination in SSIS?

Greetings.
I have successfully worked out inserting SQL data (2008 R2) into my 2010 SharePoint list (New, Update, Delete) by creating an SSIS Data Flow Task as outlined here:
http://fsugeiger.blogspot.com/2010/01/synchronise-sql-table-with-sharepoint.html
However, the problem I am running into is inserting data into the SharePoint Columns that are "Lookup" column types. I verified that all of the values I am copying from SQL into the SharePoint lookup column exist in the customn list it is pointing to. It
is important to have this column be a lookup column as it links to another custom list that has many more columns of related information.
I have read and re-read the SharePoint SSIS Adapters 2011.docx from
http://sqlsrvintegrationsrv.codeplex.com/ and the only section that seems to apply is this:
"Looking Up Values in a SharePoint List
If you have to look up a value in a SharePoint list, you can use the Lookup transformation in your data flow, and use the SharePoint List source to load the lookup table. You may have to add a Derived Column transformation or a Script component that splits
data in the lookup column on the ";#" delimiter to separate the ID value from the description.
If you are replacing values in your data with the values that you look up in the list, then loading the changed data back into SharePoint, you only have to include the ID from the lookup column. SharePoint ignores the description if you include it."
I am not sure if the above statement means that I should be passing the assocaited ID's other than the actual data into the SharePoint List destination. If that is the case, that will not really work as the lookup contains hundreds of rows. Not too mention
I have several of these lookup column types pointing to several different lists.
Any guidance in how I can put data into a SharePoint Lookup column type via Data Flow Task would be so much appreaciated.
Thank you.
My errors are:
Error: 0x0 at Data Flow Task, SharePoint List Destination: Error on row ID="1": 0x1 - Unspecified error, such as too many items being updated at once (batch), or an invalid core field value.
Error: 0xC0047062 at Data Flow Task, SharePoint List Destination [1903]: Microsoft.Samples.SqlServer.SSIS.SharePointListAdapters.PipelineProcessException: Errors detected in this component - see SSIS Errors at Microsoft.Samples.SqlServer.SSIS.SharePointListAdapters.SharePointListDestination.ProcessInput(Int32
inputID, PipelineBuffer buffer) at Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Pipeline.ManagedComponentHost.HostProcessInput(IDTSManagedComponentWrapper100 wrapper, Int32 inputID, IDTSBuffer100 pDTSBuffer, IntPtr bufferWirePacket)
Error: 0xC0047022 at Data Flow Task, SSIS.Pipeline: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_PROCESSINPUTFAILED. The ProcessInput method on component "SharePoint List Destination" (1903) failed with error code 0x80131500 while processing input "Component Input" (1912). The identified
component returned an error from the ProcessInput method. The error is specific to the component, but the error is fatal and will

I have found a solution to my problem and thought I would share it here in case there are others who are struggling with the above scenario. If you have a better way, I would love to hear about it since my way is a bit tedious.
In a nutshell, in order to have an SSIS package put data from an OLE DB Source into a SharePoint List Destination Lookup Column, you need to pass the ID of the value that is being looked up, not the value that is in the “master” OLE DB source.
Rough explanation, OLE DB Source value for column “Approp” is “4005” --> SQL matches “4005” with the ID in the new lookup table (“4005” = ID “5” as defined in the SharePoint lookup list) --> “5” gets passed into SharePoint List destination lookup
column --> SharePoint displays “4005” and successfully links to the lookup list.
Funny thing (not really), the error(s) outlined in my original post are not related in getting data into a SharePoint Lookup column as I am now successful in getting data into the system but I am still getting the same above error(s). I think it has to do
with the ID column in the SharePoint list destination. What I can’t seem to figure out is why since I am not linking any data to that ID column (at least on new records). I am however linking it on Update and Delete and the errors mentioned above disappear
and things work well.
There are three tasks that need to get done in order to get data from SQL into a SharePoint lookup column assuming you have already set up your SharePoint lookup lists:
1. Create new lookup table(s) in SQL that has the IDs from the SharePoint Lookup list and the values coming from the “master” OLD DB Source. You can see the ID column in SharePoint by toggling it on in a view.
2. Create a SQL command that JOINs all the databases and tables so that the ID is passed and not the value into the SharePoint lookup column
3. Change the “Data access mode” to “SQL Command” instead of the “Table or view” in the OLE DB Source and paste your command into the “SQL command text:” area.
Other helpful info is that you may also need to add additional columns in the new lookup tables in SQL for the scenarios when the data is not unique. You can see this two times in my SQL command example for Units and JobTitles:
SELECT
pps.SSNm,
pps.file_updated,
pps.Employee_id,
/* pps.CheckDistNm,*/
Check_Distribution_id = COALESCE( d.ID, 0 ),
pps.Job_nbr,
pps.SeqNm,
pps.action_eff_dt,
Fund_id = COALESCE( f.id, 0 ),
Appropriation_id = COALESCE( ap.id, 0 ),
ActionCode_id = COALESCE( ac.id, 0 ),
SpecNumber_id = COALESCE( jt.ID, 0 ),
pps.Employee_id,
/* pps.Fund,
pps.Approp,
pps.Unit,*/
Unit_id = COALESCE( u.ID, 0 ),
PosNm,
PosCode,
pps.LastName,
pps.FirstName,
pps.MI
FROM
x_PPS.aReportVw.pps_screens_active AS pps
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.DistributionNumbers AS d ON
pps.CheckDistNm = d.Check_Distribution
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.Units AS u ON
pps.Fund = u.Fund AND
pps.Approp = u.Approp AND
pps.Unit = u.Unit
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.Appropriations AS ap ON
pps.Approp = ap.Approp
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.Funds AS f ON
pps.Fund = f.Fund
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.ActionCodes AS ac ON
pps.ActionCode = ac.ActionCode
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.JobTitles AS jt ON
pps.SpecNm = jt.SpecNumber AND
pps.JurisClass = jt.JurisClass

Best way to migrate SharePoint 2003 data into SQL Server 2008

Hi Experts,
I am planning to migrate data from SharePoint 2003 into SQL Server 2008. After the migration SharePoint site will be deleted in couple of months and then that data will be feed into .Net Front end application
1) What is the best and easy way to do it?
2) Is there any way to automate the migration process? i.e. If a new record gets entered into SharePoint it should be populated into SQL Server 2008.
3) Any other suggestions
Thanks,
John

Dear John,
If it's just a few lists, and you just want to import them "as-is" then it should be possible to do so ... and survive to tell the about it ;-)
Generally speaking, You will need to write a small process (program or script) to read/parse each list and check if the item(s) are in the target table (I assuming that there is a distinct table as target
for each list, and that each list has 'something" you can use to distinct each row), if it's not there, the just add them according to your needs.
Then just rerun the process periodically and it would keep your databases up to date (you could even set ti up to update those records that have changes, but that would delay your process significantly)
What i just described is doable, and not TOO complicated, it could be done i a lot different ways, and with different alternatives of programming/scripting languages. for sure you can do it in any flavor
of .net language, and even powershell.
As I mentioned, this is speaking in general, the actual implementation would depend on your specific needs and the kind of data that you have/need to keep.
Best Regards / Saludos, Marianok
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Can I use Bridge to export image data into a .txt file?

I have a folder of images and I would like to export the File Name, Resolution, Dimensions and Color Mode for each file into one text file. Can I use Bridge to export image data into a .txt file?

Hello
You may try the following AppleScript script. It will ask you to choose a root folder where to start searching for *.map files and then create a CSV file named "out.csv" on desktop which you may import to Excel.
set f to (choose folder with prompt "Choose the root folder to start searching")'s POSIX path
if f ends with "/" then set f to f's text 1 thru -2
do shell script "/usr/bin/perl -CSDA -w <<'EOF' - " & f's quoted form & " > ~/Desktop/out.csv
use strict;
use open IN => ':crlf';
chdir $ARGV[0] or die qq($!);
local $/ = qq(\\0);
my @ff = map {chomp; $_} qx(find . -type f -iname '*.map' -print0);
local $/ = qq(\\n);
#     CSV spec
#     - record separator is CRLF
#     - field separator is comma
#     - every field is quoted
#     - text encoding is UTF-8
local $\\ = qq(\\015\\012);    # CRLF
local $, = qq(,);            # COMMA
# print column header row
my @dd = ('column 1', 'column 2', 'column 3', 'column 4', 'column 5', 'column 6');
print map { s/\"/\"\"/og; qq(\").$_.qq(\"); } @dd;
# print data row per each file
while (@ff) {
    my $f = shift @ff;    # file path
    if ( ! open(IN, '<', $f) ) {
        warn qq(Failed to open $f: $!);
        next;
    $f =~ s%^.*/%%og;    # file name
    @dd = ('', $f, '', '', '', '');
    while (<IN>) {
        chomp;
        $dd[0] = \"$2/$1/$3\" if m%Link Time\\s+=\\s+([0-9]{2})/([0-9]{2})/([0-9]{4})%o;
        ($dd[2] = $1) =~ s/ //g if m/([0-9 ]+)\\s+bytes of CODE\\s/o;
        ($dd[3] = $1) =~ s/ //g if m/([0-9 ]+)\\s+bytes of DATA\\s/o;
        ($dd[4] = $1) =~ s/ //g if m/([0-9 ]+)\\s+bytes of XDATA\\s/o;
        ($dd[5] = $1) =~ s/ //g if m/([0-9 ]+)\\s+bytes of FARCODE\\s/o;
        last unless grep { /^$/ } @dd;
    close IN;
    print map { s/\"/\"\"/og; qq(\").$_.qq(\"); } @dd;
EOF
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H

How to import MS Excel data into an exisiting SharePoint List?

Hi Guys,
Is it possible to import an excel list or excel data into a SharePoint List that has already been created? Not create a new list.
I know you can import a spreadsheet which will create a new list, but I don't want that because I have created columns already that do calculations and such and I don't want to recreate them....
It can be either an excel or access list, but I want to make sure the pre-existing columns in still my SharePoint list.

Sure,
Go to list datasheet view in IE
Open excel and copy the range
Paste in datasheet view
If column range match and validation overcome, data will start pasting as expected.
http://3sharp.com/blog/copy-and-paste-from-excel-to-a-sharepoint-list/
https://clintoncherry.wordpress.com/2008/02/27/bulk-copy-and-paste-into-a-sharepoint-list/
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/3c60ee05-1408-4b73-bb2b-2d42bf913572/how-to-copy-excel-sheet-data-to-sharepoint-2010-list
Hope this will help
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Excel Services with SharePoint List Data in SharePoint 2013 - Chart is not refreshing automatically

Hi Everyone,
This is My req: I m going to display pie chart and Bar chart in share point 2013.
Steps I have follwed:
1. Export the list to excel.
2.Using the Power Pivot table I have done the chart.
3. Uploaded into document Library.
4. Added into the web part.
Chart are displaying. But When ever user added the data into the list chart is refreshing.
Is there any option to refresh the data in chart? Waiting for valuable replies.
Regards, Manoj Prabakar

SharePoint lists as data sources in Excel Services is not supported.That's the reason refreshing is not working. There are some work around you can use -
Export as Data Feed - Export your SharePoint list as Data Feed , use this data feed to a PowerPivot for Excel workbook and publish this PowerPivot using Excel Services.
User-defined functions - write UDF in C# and extend the Excel Services functionality to work with SharePoint lists.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/bb267252(office.12).aspx#Office2007ExcelServicesUnlimited_SharePointLists
Web Services API -
The Web Services API can be used to push data from a database and then refresh the data in a SharePoint Server list by using Excel Services.
JavaScript Object Model - The JavaScript Object Model for Excel Services in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 provides many solutions for Excel Services.
More details -
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg576960.aspx
Thanks
Ganesh Jat [My Blog |
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Upload Excel data to Sharepoint list VIA infopath form

Hi,
I'll try to explain the process of what I want to do first.
1. In Excel
I have an exceldocument (XLS, XLSX or XLSM) with 4 named columns and a named worksheet saved locally on my computer.
I want to upload this data into preferably a custom list in sharepoint but it needs to run via a infopath template first.
2. In Infopath
The Infopath template will prompt the user to specify values in 2 additional fields.
After giving input to these fields user may browse for the locally stored excel document and upload the document.
In the same infopath template a dynamic array should be visible containing 6 columns (4 from excel + 2 from headerlevel of template) and the amount of rows based on the number of rows from excelsheet.
At the end of template a submit button is found for uploading the entire array into sharepoint custom list.
Is this possible to do at all?
NOTE! End user should not have to save the excelsheet as XML file nor do a XML mapping.
Infopath should, perhaps with help of VBA read excelsheet and transfer data to correct destination in sharepoint on it self.
Looking forward to your reply

Hi Jonas,
You can attach your Excel doucment into InfoPath form and send InfoPath form to a custom web service. Then you can parse the Excel data and combine the Excel data and additional fields into SharePoint list in the customized web service.
For more information, you can have a look at the thread:
http://dandeng.blogspot.com/2012/03/submit-infopath-form-data-to-web.html
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/88547/Submit-entire-InfoPath-form-to-web-service
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/590f1e78-5c08-47bd-8af4-9709102b568d/webservice-to-send-attachments-in-infopath-form-to-different-location?forum=sharepointcustomization
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/gg575571.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
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