Yes, i thought so, but HOW? please help.
I'm a little confused. Perhaps I have to sit back and think this over

I have 5 rows with 2 columns - each column consists of a VALUE and a LABEL
which i put in another TABLE within the current cell (called by a template)
How do I have to go through the for-each loops..?. mhm...
I wish there were "for x = 1 to $max" loops.


Sascha


> Yes; it looks like they're sorting it by row first now, rather than by
> column. That's great, since it still means that the last
> DESCRIPTION_ITEM in the DESCRIPTION_TABLE has the maximum row/col, so
> you can still use:
> 
> <xsl:variable name="nrow"
>   select="/DESCRIPTION_TABLE/DESCRIPTION_ITEM[last()]/@row" />
> 
> <xsl:variable name="ncol"
>   select="/DESCRIPTION_TABLE/DESCRIPTION_ITEM[last()]/@col" />
> 


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