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May 25th, 2010, 04:05 PM

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Was wondering if there were any other thoughts about my issue. Started looking into recursion but interested in a more straight-forward approach.

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Still looking for a bit more guidance regarding my counter question.

Is my sample XML/XSL enough of a test case?

http://share.rjfweb.com/XML/ProcessP...MySample_1.xml

Thanks.
Rob

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