Importing an XML file into excel

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Published on 2014-05-27T09:08:26Z Indexed on 2014/05/27 9:32 UTC
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I have a multilevel XML file. When I import the XML into excel, it creates multiple columns for the multilevel data. However, I need the multilevel data as additional rows.

Is there any way I can achieve this ? Thanks a lot for your help.

My XML File:

<L1>
    <L1dataId>07320</L1dataId>
    <DateDetail>13-Oct-2013</DateDetail>
    <TypeDetail>
        <TypeId>1</TypeId>
        <Rate1>
            <Current>
                <onsite>100</onsite>
                <net>100</net>
                <gross>100</gross>
            </Current>
            <Past>
                <onsite>100</onsite>
                <net>100</net>
                <gross>100</gross>
            </Past>
        </Rate1>
        <Rate2>
            <Current>
                <onsite>2100</onsite>
                <net>2100</net>
                <gross>2100</gross>
            </Current>
            <Past>
                <onsite>2100</onsite>
                <net>2200</net>
                <gross>1200</gross>
            </Past>
        </Rate2>
        <Rate3>
            <Current>
                <onsite>300</onsite>
                <net>300</net>
                <gross>300</gross>
            </Current>
            <Past>
                <onsite>400</onsite>
                <net>400</net>
                <gross>400</gross>
            </Past>
        </Rate3>
    </TypeDetail>
    <TypeDetail>
        <TypeId>2</TypeId>
        <Rate1>
            <Current>
                <onsite>100</onsite>
                <net>100</net>
                <gross>100</gross>
            </Current>
            <Past>
                <onsite>100</onsite>
                <net>100</net>
                <gross>100</gross>
            </Past>
        </Rate1>
        <Rate2>
            <Current>
                <onsite>2100</onsite>
                <net>2100</net>
                <gross>2100</gross>
            </Current>
            <Past>
                <onsite>2100</onsite>
                <net>2200</net>
                <gross>1200</gross>
            </Past>
        </Rate2>
        <Rate3>
            <Current>
                <onsite>300</onsite>
                <net>300</net>
                <gross>300</gross>
            </Current>
            <Past>
                <onsite>400</onsite>
                <net>400</net>
                <gross>400</gross>
            </Past>
        </Rate3>
    </TypeDetail>
</L1>

How Excel converts it and how I need it: Excel Import Image

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