I have the following XML file:

<DirSpace>

<Servers>
<SvrName>SERVER01</SvrName>
<dirName>"C:\dir1\"</dirName>
<PathFileName>"C:\test1"</PathFileName>
</Servers>


<Servers>
<SvrName>SERVER02</SvrName>
<dirName>"C:\dir2\"</dirName>
<PathFileName>"C:\test2"</PathFileName>
</Servers>

<Servers>
<SvrName>SERVER03</SvrName>
<dirName>"C:\dir3\"</dirName>
<PathFileName>"C:\test3"</PathFileName>
</Servers>



</DirSpace>


I am using the following code:

Set objXMLDoc = CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM")
objXMLDoc.async = False

objXMLDoc.load("test.xml")
Dim root, i
Set strNode = objXMLDoc.SelectNodes("//Servers")
Set root = objXMLDoc.documentElement
msgbox "No. of child nodes: "& root.childNodes.length
Set objChildNodes = objXMLDoc.documentElement.childNodes


For i = 0 To (root.childNodes.length)-1
msgbox(root.childNodes.item(i).text)

Set NodeList = Root.getElementsByTagName("SvrName")



Next

WHAT I really need to do is be able to loop through and do something like the following for a report :

Server1 is using 32 GB in "C:\dir1\" and the path is "C:\test1\" has 3 files in it
Server2 is using 32 GB in "C:\dir2\" and the path is "C:\test2\" has 3 files in it
Server3 is using 32 GB in "C:\dir3\" and the path is "C:\test3\" has 3 files in it

SO I need it to go to the first <SERVER></SERVER> and do something with that info and then go to the next set and so on and so forth. I need to be able to use variable names for like <SVRNAME></SVRNAME> so that I can have other things done based on that info.

If you have any questions feel free to email me.

Steve