James Hunt wrote:

> This worked perfectly. Thanks Roger.

Dou itashimashite :).


> Can you point me to where I can find the position() function?
> And maybe some other functions similar to it.

Any good book, tutorial, or reference on XSLT should discuss "position()"
and a whole host of other functions in great depth of detail.  I personally
like Michael Kay's "XSLT Programmer's Reference" (Wrox Press, 2nd ed.,
2001), and excellent springboard provided by the XSL FAQ
(http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/xslfaq.html).

"position()" is fundamental to XPath (and, thereby, XSLT), if you really
need this level of information, I would recommend that you either get some
training, or find a good tutorial and/or book, and practice, practice,
practice.


-- Roger Glover
   glover_roger@xxxxxxxxx



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