Hi mike,

Ah yes, that was one of my other tries i.e. 
<xsl:value-of
> 
select="//NUIS3:DWELLING_TAB_V_KEYS/@NUIS3:POLICY_
ID"/>

But it still doesn't work. There is a definite 
problem with the namespace. Since if I remove 
NUIS3: from everything then it all works. So 
syntactically everything seems ok. The namespace 
is declared in the stylesheet after the default 
namespace. I'm also wondering if it is MSXML3 and 
the way that it is parseing.

Regards
Bill

Quoting Michael Kay <mhkay@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> > I have an XML source that has
> > .....
> >     <Keys>
> >         <NUIS3:DWELLING_TAB_V_KEYS
> > NUIS3:POLICY_ID="AAJ9BDK86EHSPREM"
> >
> > in it. I'm trying to obtain the POLICY_ID for
> > output, but my match doesn't seem to work.
> >
> > I have
> > <xsl:template match="Home/Keys">
> > 		<xsl:attribute name="POLICY_ID">
> > 			<xsl:value-of
> > 
select="//NUIS3:DWELLING_TAB_V_KEYS/@POLICY_ID"/>
> 
> The element doesn't have an @POLICY_ID 
attribute, it has an
> @NUIS3:POLICY_ID attribute.
> 
> Weird design - looks like someone determined to 
make XML look like good
> 'ole
> familiar COBOL.
> 
> Mike Kay
> 
> 
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