Fellow Forum Members,
I learned a NotePad++ regular expression is not the right tool for what I need to do. Therefore, I am hoping someone in this forum can tell me if an Excel VBA is the correct tool. I am using Excel for Office 365 v16. An "XML Block Relocator" is the best name I can think of for the VBA I need. Its purpose is to move within the same file an XML block to another location downstream in the XML code. Below is a summary of how I need the VBA to perform:

I need the VBA to fetch from an XML file list located in "Column A". The "Column A" list contains 300 XML files which are located in C:\XML_Source_Files. Once the VBA completes the change it saves the edited XML file to this directory, C:\output.

The actual change I need the VBA to perform is a cut and paste operation. The CUT operation requires the VBA to select an XML block by the opening 
<referencedApplicGroup>
XML tag and closing 
</referencedApplicGroup>
XML tag. Additionally, the CUT operation also needs to include the <data> tags in between as well (see example XML block shown below in the BEFORE state).


    <upstream XML tag data>
    <applic>
    <referencedApplicGroup>
    <data>
        <para>Example Text</para>
    </data>
    <data>
        <para>Example Text</para>
    </data>
    </referencedApplicGroup>
    </applic>
    <downstream XML tag data>
With the cut operation complete I then need the VBA to PASTE the same XML block to a new location. The target location is in front of the opening 
<content>
XML tag. The example below shows how the XML should like after the PASTE operation is complete (the AFTER state):


    <upstream XML tag data>
    <referencedApplicGroup>
    <data>
        <para>Example Text</para>
    </data>
    <data>
        <para>Example Text</para>
    </data>
    </referencedApplicGroup>
    <content>
    <downstream XML tag data>
Can a VBA perform such an operation? I ask because I learned a Regular Expression cannot do it. Nevertheless, I would be very grateful if anyone out there would be kind enough to help me develop this VBA I call an "XML Block Relocator" because I do not have the advanced VBA skills needed to create such a VBA. I'm sure it will not only help me but also many of the members belonging to this forum who have a lot of TEXT edits to perform across hundreds of TEXT files. Thanks in advance for your help.