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Read Workflow XML from an YXZP file
Macros Uploaded by 17 - Castor on 04-08-2022 Downloaded 332 times
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    Description

    This macro reads the XML content of a workflow/macro/app that is inside a .YXZP file.

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    XML read from YXZP.yxmc
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    shawnmacnova21
    8 - Asteroid
    ‎12-27-2022 11:20 AM

    Hello!

    Great macro! Is there a way to have the Python pull the XML from all the unpackaged Alteryx files? It picks up the first workflow, but ignores the others. I would like to have all the unpackaged files have the XML included.

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    londonhanson
    Alteryx
    Alteryx
    ‎04-05-2023 11:47 AM

    @shawnmacnova21 The following article with included workflows should be useful to you, as it allows you to download all workflows from the Server as .yxzps, unzips them, and searches the XML of each to return the queried information.

    https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Alteryx-Server-Knowledge-Base/Search-Gallery-Workflows-for-Connecti...

     

    If this article is useful to you, feel free to give it a thumbs up!

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    Rukmini_Vedururu
    5 - Atom
    ‎04-16-2025 12:16 AM

    Hi @Thableaus , Could you please provide this macro, as we are also looking to convert yxzp to xml

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    Rukmini_Vedururu
    5 - Atom
    ‎04-16-2025 12:59 AM

    We have our Alteryx on 2024.1 version which has 3.10 version of python, would be great if you have any macro similarly which can support 3.10 version.

     

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