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What I did was create three xsl:key's and then use a variable to decide whi=
ch one to use like so:

<xsl:key name=3D"Status_key" match=3D"APCInstReportList" use=3D"Status"/>
<xsl:key name=3D"InstType_key" match=3D"APCInstReportList" use=3D"InstType"=
/>
<xsl:key name=3D"Number_key" match=3D"APCInstReportList" use=3D"Number"/>
=2E..
key(concat($group_by,'_key'), *[local-name() =3D $group_by])

On Mon, Mar 18, 2002 at 05:28:49PM +0000, David Carlisle wrote:
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> > I am _not_ being allowed to use a variable for the use attribute.
> Because that's what the spec says.
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> If this means your key isn't as specific as you would have like, you can
> always use a predicate using variable as in key(....)[now I can use $x]
> to get back to where you want.
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> David
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