You are in the right way, but first of all, you have to customize the XML format:

• Open Window > Preferences > XML > XML files > Editor.
• Check format comments and uncheck Join lines. (This should indent comments and remove adjacent blanks and so, preserving the existing newlines. But if you feel uncomfortable with the result, uncheck format comments.)
• Select Indent using spaces and set the indentation size.

Now you can format your XML files by pressing [SHIFT][CTRL][F].

You are in the right way, but first of all, you have to customize the XML format:

• Open Window > Preferences > XML > XML files > Editor.
• Check format comments and uncheck Join lines. (This should indent comments and remove adjacent blanks and so, preserving the existing newlines. But if you feel uncomfortable with the result, uncheck format comments.)
• Select Indent using spaces and set the indentation size.

Now you can format your XML files by pressing [SHIFT][CTRL][F].

You are in the right way, but first of all, you have to customize the XML format:

• Open Window > Preferences > XML > XML files > Editor.
• Check format comments and uncheck Join lines. (This should indent comments and remove adjacent blanks and so, preserving the existing newlines. But if you feel uncomfortable with the result, uncheck format comments.)
• Select Indent using tabs.

Now you can format your XML files by pressing [SHIFT][CTRL][F].

You are in the right way, but first of all, you have to customize the XML format:

• Open Window > Preferences > XML > XML files > Editor.
• Check format comments and uncheck Join lines. (This should indent comments and remove adjacent blanks and so, preserving the existing newlines. But if you feel uncomfortable with the result, uncheck format comments.)
• Select Indent using spaces and set the indentation size.

Now you can format your XML files by pressing [SHIFT][CTRL][F].