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Asked: May 30, 20262026-05-30T22:42:31+00:00 2026-05-30T22:42:31+00:00

Say I have an XmlDocument with the XML: <office:body> <text:p>One</text:p> <text:p>two <text:span>three <text:line-break/>four <text:line-break/>five

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Say I have an XmlDocument with the XML:

<office:body>
  <text:p>One</text:p>
  <text:p>two
    <text:span>three
      <text:line-break/>four
      <text:line-break/>five
      <text:line-break/>six
    </text:span>seven
  </text:p>
  <text:p>eight</text:p>
  <table:table>
    <table:table-column>
    <table:table-column>
    <table:table-row>
      <table:table-cell>
        <text:p>
          <text:span>nine</text:span>
        </text:p>
      </table:table-cell>
      <table:table-cell>
        <text:p>
          <text:span>ten</text:span>
        </text:p>
      </table:table-cell>
    </table:table-row>
  </table:table>
</office:body>

How can I extract just the words, one at a time?

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    2026-05-30T22:42:32+00:00Added an answer on May 30, 2026 at 10:42 pm

    You can do it with an XMLReader, like this:

    class Program {
    
        static void Main() {
            XmlReader reader = new XmlTextReader(new StringReader(Xml));
            while (reader.Read()) {
                if (reader.NodeType == XmlNodeType.Text && reader.HasValue) {
                    Console.WriteLine(reader.Value.Trim());
                }
            }
        }
    
        private const string Xml = @"
            <root xmlns:office=""http://office""
                xmlns:text=""http://text""
                xmlns:table=""http://table"">
            <office:body>
              <text:p>One</text:p>
              <text:p>two
                <text:span>three
                  <text:line-break/>four
                  <text:line-break/>five
                  <text:line-break/>six
                </text:span>seven
              </text:p>
              <text:p>eight</text:p>
              <table:table>
                <table:table-column/>
                <table:table-column/>
                <table:table-row>
                  <table:table-cell>
                    <text:p>
                      <text:span>nine</text:span>
                    </text:p>
                  </table:table-cell>
                  <table:table-cell>
                    <text:p>
                      <text:span>ten</text:span>
                    </text:p>
                  </table:table-cell>
                </table:table-row>
              </table:table>
            </office:body>
            </root>";
    }
    

    You need to add a root tag to deal with XML namespaces, and fix the well-formedness error in your XML for this to work.

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