<ISA>
<ISA.01>
<ISA.01.1>00</ISA.01.1>
</ISA.01>
<ISA.02>
<ISA.02.1> </ISA.02.1>
</ISA.02>
<ISA.03>
<ISA.03.1>00</ISA.03.1>
</ISA.03>
<ISA.04>
<ISA.04.1> </ISA.04.1>
</ISA.04>
<ISA.05>
<ISA.05.1>ZZ</ISA.05.1>
</ISA.05>
<ISA.06>
<ISA.06.1>REALMED </ISA.06.1>
</ISA.06>
<ISA.07>
<ISA.07.1>ZZ</ISA.07.1>
</ISA.07>
<ISA.08>
<ISA.08.1>3855 </ISA.08.1>
</ISA.08>
<ISA.09>
<ISA.09.1>131106</ISA.09.1>
</ISA.09>
<ISA.10>
<ISA.10.1>1948</ISA.10.1>
</ISA.10>
<ISA.11>
<ISA.11.1>U</ISA.11.1>
</ISA.11>
<ISA.12>
<ISA.12.1>00401</ISA.12.1>
</ISA.12>
<ISA.13>
<ISA.13.1>000000001</ISA.13.1>
</ISA.13>
<ISA.14>
<ISA.14.1>0</ISA.14.1>
</ISA.14>
<ISA.15>
<ISA.15.1>P</ISA.15.1>
</ISA.15>
<ISA.16>
<ISA.16.1/>
<ISA.16.2/>
</ISA.16>
</ISA>
<GS>
<GS.01>
<GS.01.1>HB</GS.01.1>
</GS.01>
<GS.02>
<GS.02.1>REALMED</GS.02.1>
</GS.02>
<GS.03>
<GS.03.1>3855</GS.03.1>
</GS.03>
<GS.04>
<GS.04.1>20131106</GS.04.1>
</GS.04>
<GS.05>
<GS.05.1>19485599</GS.05.1>
</GS.05>
<GS.06>
<GS.06.1>1</GS.06.1>
</GS.06>
<GS.07>
<GS.07.1>X</GS.07.1>
</GS.07>
<GS.08>
<GS.08.1>004010X092A1</GS.08.1>
</GS.08>
</GS>
<ST>
<ST.01>
<ST.01.1>271</ST.01.1>
</ST.01>
<ST.02>
<ST.02.1>0001</ST.02.1>
</ST.02>
</ST>
<BHT>
<BHT.01>
<BHT.01.1>0022</BHT.01.1>
</BHT.01>
<BHT.02>
<BHT.02.1>11</BHT.02.1>
</BHT.02>
<BHT.03>
<BHT.03.1>1846075</BHT.03.1>
</BHT.03>
<BHT.04>
<BHT.04.1>20131106</BHT.04.1>
</BHT.04>
<BHT.05>
<BHT.05.1>194908</BHT.05.1>
</BHT.05>
</BHT>

<HL>
<HL.01>
<HL.01.1>1</HL.01.1>
</HL.01>
<HL.02/>
<HL.03>
<HL.03.1>20</HL.03.1>
</HL.03>
<HL.04>
<HL.04.1>1</HL.04.1>
</HL.04>
</HL>
<NM1>
<NM1.01>
<NM1.01.1>PR</NM1.01.1>
</NM1.01>
<NM1.02>
<NM1.02.1>2</NM1.02.1>
</NM1.02>
<NM1.03>
<NM1.03.1>UNITEDHEALTHCARE</NM1.03.1>
</NM1.03>
<NM1.04/>
<NM1.05/>
<NM1.06/>
<NM1.07/>
<NM1.08>
<NM1.08.1>PI</NM1.08.1>
</NM1.08>
<NM1.09>
<NM1.09.1>111</NM1.09.1>
</NM1.09>
</NM1>
<PER>
<PER.01>
<PER.01.1>22</PER.01.1>
</PER.01>
</PER>


<HL>
<HL.01>
<HL.01.1>2</HL.01.1>
</HL.01>
<HL.02>
<HL.02.1>1</HL.02.1>
</HL.02>
<HL.03>
<HL.03.1>21</HL.03.1>
</HL.03>
<HL.04>
<HL.04.1>1</HL.04.1>
</HL.04>
</HL>
<NM1>
<NM1.01>
<NM1.01.1>1P</NM1.01.1>
</NM1.01>
<NM1.02>
<NM1.02.1>2</NM1.02.1>
</NM1.02>
<NM1.03>
<NM1.03.1>Srinath technology</NM1.03.1>
</NM1.03>
<NM1.04/>
<NM1.05/>
<NM1.06/>
<NM1.07/>
<NM1.08>
<NM1.08.1>XX</NM1.08.1>
</NM1.08>
<NM1.09>
<NM1.09.1>444</NM1.09.1>
</NM1.09>
</NM1>

<HL>
<HL.01>
<HL.01.1>3</HL.01.1>
</HL.01>
<HL.02>
<HL.02.1>2</HL.02.1>
</HL.02>
<HL.03>
<HL.03.1>22</HL.03.1>
</HL.03>
<HL.04>
<HL.04.1>0</HL.04.1>
</HL.04>
</HL>
<NM1>
<NM1.01>
<NM1.01.1>IL</NM1.01.1>
</NM1.01>
<NM1.02>
<NM1.02.1>1</NM1.02.1>
</NM1.02>
<NM1.03>
<NM1.03.1>EEEEE</NM1.03.1>
</NM1.03>
<NM1.04>
<NM1.04.1>FFFFFFF</NM1.04.1>
</NM1.04>
<NM1.05>
<NM1.05.1>D</NM1.05.1>
</NM1.05>
<NM1.06/>
<NM1.07/>
<NM1.08>
<NM1.08.1>MI</NM1.08.1>
</NM1.08>
<NM1.09>
<NM1.09.1>44444</NM1.09.1>
</NM1.09>
</NM1>
<REF>
<REF.01>
<REF.01.1>6P</REF.01.1>
</REF.01>
<REF.02>
<REF.02.1>44444</REF.02.1>
</REF.02>
</REF>
<REF>
<REF.01>
<REF.01.1>SY</REF.01.1>
</REF.01>
<REF.02>
<REF.02.1>4444</REF.02.1>
</REF.02>
</REF>
<N3>
<N3.01>
<N3.01.1>eeeeee</N3.01.1>
</N3.01>
</N3>
<N4>
<N4.01>
<N4.01.1>CYPRESS</N4.01.1>
</N4.01>
<N4.02>
<N4.02.1>TX</N4.02.1>
</N4.02>
<N4.03>
<N4.03.1>5555</N4.03.1>
</N4.03>
</N4>
<DMG>
<DMG.01>
<DMG.01.1>D8</DMG.01.1>
</DMG.01>
<DMG.02>
<DMG.02.1>19810221</DMG.02.1>
</DMG.02>
<DMG.03>
<DMG.03.1>F</DMG.03.1>
</DMG.03>
</DMG>
<INS>
<INS.01>
<INS.01.1>Y</INS.01.1>
</INS.01>
<INS.02>
<INS.02.1>18</INS.02.1>
</INS.02>
</INS>

<EB>
<EB.01>
<EB.01.1>1</EB.01.1>
</EB.01>
<EB.02/>
<EB.03>
<EB.03.1>30</EB.03.1>
</EB.03>
<EB.04>
<EB.04.1>C1</EB.04.1>
</EB.04>
<EB.05>
<EB.05.1>xxxxx</EB.05.1>
</EB.05>
</EB>
<DTP>
<DTP.01>
<DTP.01.1>4444</DTP.01.1>
</DTP.01>
<DTP.02>
<DTP.02.1>D8</DTP.02.1>
</DTP.02>
<DTP.03>
<DTP.03.1>20130101</DTP.03.1>
</DTP.03>
</DTP>
<MSG>
<MSG.01>
<MSG.01.1>sadfasdfasdfsadfsadf.</MSG.01.1>
</MSG.01>
</MSG>
<LS>
<LS.01>
<LS.01.1>2120</LS.01.1>
</LS.01>
</LS>
<NM1>
<NM1.01>
<NM1.01.1>PR</NM1.01.1>
</NM1.01>
<NM1.02>
<NM1.02.1>2</NM1.02.1>
</NM1.02>
<NM1.03>
<NM1.03.1>4444444regsdfgsdfgsdg</NM1.03.1>
</NM1.03>
<NM1.04/>
<NM1.05/>
<NM1.06/>
<NM1.07/>
<NM1.08>
<NM1.08.1>PI</NM1.08.1>
</NM1.08>
<NM1.09>
<NM1.09.1>87726</NM1.09.1>
</NM1.09>
</NM1>
<N3>
<N3.01>
<N3.01.1>P.O. BOX 30555</N3.01.1>
</N3.01>
</N3>
<N4>
<N4.01>
<N4.01.1>wertwwretwretCITY</N4.01.1>
</N4.01>
<N4.02>
<N4.02.1>UT</N4.02.1>
</N4.02>
<N4.03>
<N4.03.1>rwettwretwret</N4.03.1>
</N4.03>
</N4>
<PER>
<PER.01>
<PER.01.1>IC</PER.01.1>
</PER.01>
</PER>
<LE>
<LE.01>
<LE.01.1>2120</LE.01.1>
</LE.01>
</LE>

<EB>
<EB.01>
<EB.01.1>F</EB.01.1>
</EB.01>
<EB.02>
<EB.02.1>IND</EB.02.1>
</EB.02>
<EB.03>
<EB.03.1>98</EB.03.1>
</EB.03>
<EB.04/>
<EB.05/>
<EB.06/>
<EB.07>
<EB.07.1>0.0</EB.07.1>
</EB.07>
</EB>
<MSG>
<MSG.01>
<MSG.01.1>asdfasdfasd</MSG.01.1>
</MSG.01>
</MSG>
<EB>
<EB.01>
<EB.01.1>X</EB.01.1>
</EB.01>
</EB>
<LS>
<LS.01>
<LS.01.1>2120</LS.01.1>
</LS.01>
</LS>
<NM1>
<NM1.01>
<NM1.01.1>1P</NM1.01.1>
</NM1.01>
<NM1.02>
<NM1.02.1>2</NM1.02.1>
</NM1.02>
<NM1.03>
<NM1.03.1>sadfasdfafasdf</NM1.03.1>
</NM1.03>
<NM1.04/>
<NM1.05/>
<NM1.06/>
<NM1.07/>
<NM1.08>
<NM1.08.1>XX</NM1.08.1>
</NM1.08>
<NM1.09>
<NM1.09.1>44444</NM1.09.1>
</NM1.09>
</NM1>
<LE>
<LE.01>
<LE.01.1>2120</LE.01.1>
</LE.01>
</LE>
<HL>
<HL.01>
<HL.01.1>3</HL.01.1>
</HL.01>
<HL.02>
<HL.02.1>2</HL.02.1>
</HL.02>
<HL.03>
<HL.03.1>22</HL.03.1>
</HL.03>
<HL.04>
<HL.04.1>0</HL.04.1>
</HL.04>
</HL>
<SE>
<SE.01>
<SE.01.1>108</SE.01.1>
</SE.01>
<SE.02>
<SE.02.1>0001</SE.02.1>
</SE.02>
</SE>
<GE>
<GE.01>
<GE.01.1>1</GE.01.1>
</GE.01>
<GE.02>
<GE.02.1>1</GE.02.1>
</GE.02>
</GE>
<IEA>
<IEA.01>
<IEA.01.1>1</IEA.01.1>
</IEA.01>
<IEA.02>
<IEA.02.1>000000001</IEA.02.1>
</IEA.02>
</IEA>

I see no question, just a ridiculously large amount of data.

__________________
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
Author, XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 Programmer\'s Reference

XSLT Grouping. Group NODEs from First HL TO Second HL payer , second HL to third HL provder, third HL to 4th HL sucbcriber 4th HL to 5th HL dependant.

After grouping nodes from Frist HL to second HL I have to put the data in my own xml format elements between <source> => <address> few elements and <source>=><name> Elements elitem like below . Is it possible



<EligibilityResponse xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<Identifier>217</Identifier>
<Source>
<Aaddress>
<HierarchicalID>Ad1</HierarchicalID>
<Line1>Line1Sri</Line1>
<Line2>Line2Sri</Line2>
<City>CitySri</City>
<State>StateSri</State>
<ZipCode>ZipCodeSri</ZipCode>
</Aaddress>
<Name>
<EntityIdentifierCode>EntityIdentifierCode</EntityIdentifierCode>
<Name>ZipCodeSri</Name>
<FirstName>FirstName</FirstName>
<LastName>LastName</LastName>
<MiddleName>MiddleName</MiddleName>
<Prefix>Prefix</Prefix>
<Suffix>Suffix</Suffix>
<IdentificationCodeQualifier>IdentificationCodeQua lifier</IdentificationCodeQualifier>
<Identification>Identification</Identification>
</Name>
<Phone>
<ContactFunctionCode>ContactFunctionCode</ContactFunctionCode>
<Name>Name</Name>
<CommunicationCodeQualifier>CommunicationCodeQuali fier</CommunicationCodeQualifier>
<Phone>Phone</Phone>
<CommunicationExt>CommunicationExt</CommunicationExt>
<EmailAddress>EmailAddress</EmailAddress>
</Phone>
</Source>
<Payer>
<Aaddress>
<HierarchicalID>Ad1</HierarchicalID>
<Line1>Line1Sri</Line1>
<Line2>Line2Sri</Line2>
<City>CitySri</City>
<State>StateSri</State>
<ZipCode>ZipCodeSri</ZipCode>
</Aaddress>
<Name>
<EntityIdentifierCode>EntityIdentifierCode</EntityIdentifierCode>
<Name>ZipCodeSri</Name>
<FirstName>FirstName</FirstName>
<LastName>LastName</LastName>
<MiddleName>MiddleName</MiddleName>
<Prefix>Prefix</Prefix>
<Suffix>Suffix</Suffix>
<IdentificationCodeQualifier>IdentificationCodeQua lifier</IdentificationCodeQualifier>
<Identification>Identification</Identification>
</Name>
<Phone>
<ContactFunctionCode>ContactFunctionCode</ContactFunctionCode>
<Name>Name</Name>
<CommunicationCodeQualifier>CommunicationCodeQuali fier</CommunicationCodeQualifier>
<Phone>Phone</Phone>
<CommunicationExt>CommunicationExt</CommunicationExt>
<EmailAddress>EmailAddress</EmailAddress>
</Phone>
</Payer>
<Subscriber>
<Aaddress />
<Name />
<Phone />
<BenefitInfos>
<BenefitInfo>
<StartDate>0001-01-01T00:00:00</StartDate>
<ToDate>0001-01-01T00:00:00</ToDate>
<BenefitInformationCode>BenefitInformationCode</BenefitInformationCode>
<CoverageLevelcode>CoverageLevelcode</CoverageLevelcode>
<ServiceTypeCode>ServiceTypeCode</ServiceTypeCode>
<InsuranceTypeCode>InsuranceTypeCode</InsuranceTypeCode>
<PlanCoverageDescription>PlanCoverageDescription </PlanCoverageDescription>
<TimePeriodQualifier>TimePeriodQualifier</TimePeriodQualifier>
<MonetaryAmount>MonetaryAmount</MonetaryAmount>
<PercentageAsDecimal>PercentageAsDecimal</PercentageAsDecimal>
<QuantityQualifier>QuantityQualifier</QuantityQualifier>
<Quantity>Quantity</Quantity>
<PerPlanProvisions>PerPlanProvisions</PerPlanProvisions>
<InPlanNetWork>InPlanNetWork</InPlanNetWork>
<CompositeMedicalProcedure>CompositeMedicalProcedu re</CompositeMedicalProcedure>
<ProductServiceIDQualifier>ProductServiceIDQualifi er</ProductServiceIDQualifier>
<DateTimeProcessings>
<DateTimePeriod>
<DateTimeQualifier>DateTimeQualifier</DateTimeQualifier>
<DateTimePeriodformat>DateTimePeriodformat</DateTimePeriodformat>
<StartDate>2013-11-20T18:36:54.6450203-06:00</StartDate>
<ToDate>2013-11-20T18:36:54.6460204-06:00</ToDate>
</DateTimePeriod>
</DateTimeProcessings>
</BenefitInfo>
<BenefitInfo>
<StartDate>0001-01-01T00:00:00</StartDate>
<ToDate>0001-01-01T00:00:00</ToDate>
<BenefitInformationCode>BenefitInformationCode1</BenefitInformationCode>
<CoverageLevelcode>CoverageLevelcode1</CoverageLevelcode>
<ServiceTypeCode>ServiceTypeCode1</ServiceTypeCode>
<InsuranceTypeCode>InsuranceTypeCode1</InsuranceTypeCode>
<PlanCoverageDescription>PlanCoverageDescription 1</PlanCoverageDescription>
<TimePeriodQualifier>TimePeriodQualifier1</TimePeriodQualifier>
<MonetaryAmount>MonetaryAmount1</MonetaryAmount>
<PercentageAsDecimal>PercentageAsDecimal1</PercentageAsDecimal>
<QuantityQualifier>QuantityQualifier1</QuantityQualifier>
<Quantity>Quantity1</Quantity>
<PerPlanProvisions>PerPlanProvisions1</PerPlanProvisions>
<InPlanNetWork>InPlanNetWork1</InPlanNetWork>
<CompositeMedicalProcedure>CompositeMedicalProcedu re1</CompositeMedicalProcedure>
<ProductServiceIDQualifier>ProductServiceIDQualifi er1</ProductServiceIDQualifier>
<DateTimeProcessings>
<DateTimePeriod>
<DateTimeQualifier>DateTimeQualifier</DateTimeQualifier>
<DateTimePeriodformat>DateTimePeriodformat</DateTimePeriodformat>
<StartDate>2013-11-20T18:36:54.6450203-06:00</StartDate>
<ToDate>2013-11-20T18:36:54.6460204-06:00</ToDate>
</DateTimePeriod>
</DateTimeProcessings>
</BenefitInfo>
</BenefitInfos>
</Subscriber>
<Dependent>
<Aaddress />
<Name />
<Phone />
<BenefitInfos />
</Dependent>
</EligibilityResponse>

You still haven't asked a question.

Try reducing the problem to a small input file and the required output, explaining how they relate. Also, grouping problems are tackled very differently in XSLT 1.0 and 2.0 so you need to say which you are using.

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http://www.saxonica.com/
Author, XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 Programmer\'s Reference

I have data which will come in nodes like below
<X12Transaction>(Root)
<ISA>
<GS>
<ST>
<BHT>
<HL>
<NM1>
<PER>
<HL>
<NM1>


<HL>
REF>
<N3>
<N4>
<EB>
<EB>
<DTP>
<LS>
NM1
<NM3>

<LE>

<HL>
REF>
<N3>
<N4>
<EB>
<EB>
<DTP>

</X12Transaction>(Root)


I have to build my company standard xml

From the data above between first two <HL>s extract this

<source>
<address>
<Line1> Value extract from <NM3> <NM3.01> <NM3.01.1> value <NM3> <NM3.01> <NM3.01.1> </Line1>
<Line2> Value extract from <NM4> <NM4.01> <NM4.01.1> value <NM4> <NM4.01> <NM4.01.1> </Line2>
<City> CitySri</City>
<State> State </State>
<ZipCode> ZipCodeSri </ZipCode>
</address>

<Name>
<EntityIdentifierCode> Value extract from <NM1> <NM1.01> <NM1.01.1> value <NM1> <NM1.01> <NM1.01.1> /EntityIdentifierCode>
<Name> Value extract from <NM2> <NM2.01> <NM2.01.1> value <NM2> <NM2.01> <NM2.01.1> </Name>
<FirstName> Value extract from FirstName </FirstName>
<LastName> Value extract from LastName </LastName>
<MiddleName> Value extract from MiddleName </MiddleName>
<Prefix> Value extract from Prefix </Prefix>
<Suffix> Value extract fromSuffix </Suffix>
<IdentificationCodeQualifier> Value extract IdentificationCodeQualifier </IdentificationCodeQualifier>
<Identification>Identification </Identification>
</Name>
<phone>


</phone>
<source>


From the data above between second and third <HL>s extract this


<Payer>
<address>
<Line1> Value extract from <NM3> <NM3.01> <NM3.01.1> value <NM3> <NM3.01> <NM3.01.1> </Line1>
<Line2> Value extract from <NM4> <NM4.01> <NM4.01.1> value <NM4> <NM4.01> <NM4.01.1> </Line2>
<City> CitySri</City>
<State> State </State>
<ZipCode> ZipCodeSri </ZipCode>
</address>

<Name>
<EntityIdentifierCode> Value extract from <NM1> <NM1.01> <NM1.01.1> value <NM1> <NM1.01> <NM1.01.1> /EntityIdentifierCode>
<Name> Value extract from <NM2> <NM2.01> <NM2.01.1> value <NM2> <NM2.01> <NM2.01.1> </Name>
<FirstName> Value extract from FirstName </FirstName>
<LastName> Value extract from LastName </LastName>
<MiddleName> Value extract from MiddleName </MiddleName>
<Prefix> Value extract from Prefix </Prefix>
<Suffix> Value extract fromSuffix </Suffix>
<IdentificationCodeQualifier> Value extract IdentificationCodeQualifier </IdentificationCodeQualifier>
<Identification>Identification </Identification>
</Name>
<phone>
..
...


</phone>
</Payer>



From the data above between Third and Fourth <HL>s extract this


<subscriber>
<address>
<Line1> Value extract from <NM3> <NM3.01> <NM3.01.1> value <NM3> <NM3.01> <NM3.01.1> </Line1>
<Line2> Value extract from <NM4> <NM4.01> <NM4.01.1> value <NM4> <NM4.01> <NM4.01.1> </Line2>
<City> CitySri</City>
<State> State </State>
<ZipCode> ZipCodeSri </ZipCode>
</address>

<Name>
<EntityIdentifierCode> Value extract from <NM1> <NM1.01> <NM1.01.1> value <NM1> <NM1.01> <NM1.01.1> /EntityIdentifierCode>
<Name> Value extract from <NM2> <NM2.01> <NM2.01.1> value <NM2> <NM2.01> <NM2.01.1> </Name>
<FirstName> Value extract from FirstName </FirstName>
<LastName> Value extract from LastName </LastName>
<MiddleName> Value extract from MiddleName </MiddleName>
<Prefix> Value extract from Prefix </Prefix>
<Suffix> Value extract fromSuffix </Suffix>
<IdentificationCodeQualifier> Value extract IdentificationCodeQualifier </IdentificationCodeQualifier>
<Identification>Identification </Identification>
</Name>
<phone>


..
...


</phone>
If EB nodes are there between 3 and 4 HL nodes then copy the values from EB node and and put all the EB between <BenifitInfos>

<BenifitInfos>

<BenitInfo>
<StartDate>Value extract from <EB.01><EB.01.1> 1 </EB.01.1></EB.01></StartDate>
<ToDate> Value extract from <EB.02><EB.02.1> 1 </EB.02.1></EB.02> </ToDate>
<BenefitInformationCode> Value extract from <EB.03><EB.03.1> 1 </EB.03.1></EB.03> </BenefitInformationCode>
<CoverageLevelcode> Value extract from <EB.03><EB.04.1> 1 </EB.04.1></EB.04> </CoverageLevelcode>
<ServiceTypeCode> .... </ServiceTypeCode>
<InsuranceTypeCode> </InsuranceTypeCode>
<PlanCoverageDescription> ..... </PlanCoverageDescription>
<TimePeriodQualifier> ...... r</TimePeriodQualifier>
<MonetaryAmount> ..... </MonetaryAmount>
<PercentageAsDecimal> ..... </PercentageAsDecimal>
<QuantityQualifier> ..... </QuantityQualifier>
<Quantity> .... </Quantity>
<PerPlanProvisions> ... </PerPlanProvisions>
<InPlanNetWork> </InPlanNetWork>
<CompositeMedicalProcedure>... </CompositeMedicalProcedure>
<ProductServiceIDQualifier> ... </ProductServiceIDQualifier>


If EB node followed by DTP node is the between 3 and 4 HL nodes then

<DateTimeProcessings>
<DateTimePeriod>
<DateTimeQualifier><DTP.01> Value extract from <DTP.01.1> 1 </DTP.01.1></DTP.01></DateTimeQualifier>
<DateTimePeriodformat> Value extract from <DTP.02.1> 1 </DTP.02.1></DTP.01></DateTimePeriodformat>
<StartDate> .... </StartDate>
<ToDate> .........</ToDate>
</DateTimePeriod>
</DateTimeProcessings>
</BenefitInfo>



</BenitInfo>

</BenifitInfos>


</subscriber


Actually the source XML lot of other nodes which I didnt mention, I want to extract the from above input nodes

I posted sample input data and output format which I required, is it possible in XSLT

This conversation really isn't going very well. I ask you whether you want an XSLT 1.0 or 2.0 solution, and you ignore me.

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Michael Kay
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Author, XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 Programmer\'s Reference

Sorry for that,

frankly speaking I am new to XSLT, which version I should use I am not sure, but I am calling from visual studio 2012. I am ok with ver 2 also.

My main query is it possible to do this with XSLT.

I am in do or die situation. This is my first task in XSLT I dont have any idea how to proceed, could you please guide me on this. I am trying from one week but no able proceed further.

Sorry,

Now I am understading little bit, when I tried for-each-group visual studio is not supporting it. I require in XSLT 1.0