Open xml file in excel - default should be selected

Hi All,
I have done an Application to Export the Table data to Excel . I have done it successfully.
But at the time of exporting the data to excel, it is prompting for the following options
How to Open Files in Excel
When you open an XML file in Excel, you are prompted to select one of the following methods to import the XML data:
                   As an XML list
                   As a read-only workbook
                   Use the XML Source task pane
I dont want to see these three options (by default First should be selected). How can i do this.
Thanks in Advance for ur replies.
Regards,
Malla

Hi,
I am not sure how much this information helps to you. I am postiong this information to give you an idea.
If you are able to achive this please let me know.
As per my analysis it is not possible to hide these options.
Even if you crate one .xml file on your desktop and if you open with Microsoft Excel it will give these three options. You have to select one of the options.
I think WD Node data will be converted to xml and it will be opened through Microsoft Excel i guess.
There are specific reasons why Microsoft Excel ask to choose these options when we try to open an xml file in Excel.
As an XML list
An XML list is created in a new workbook.
The contents of the file are imported into the XML list. If the XML data file does not refer to a schema, then Microsoft Excel will infer the schema of the XML data file.
As a read-only workbook
The XML data file is opened as a read-only workbook. The structure of the file is flattened.
Use the XML Source task pane
Use the XML Source task pane
The schema of the XML data file is displayed in the XML Source task pane. You can then drag elements of the schema to the worksheet to map those elements to the worksheet.
If you are opening an XML data file that does not refer to a schema, then Excel will infer the schema of the XML data file.
Regards,
Charan

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