> Evgenia,
> 
> It may be more helpful if you were to provide XSLT with your list below.
> Part of the difficulty you are having is deciding which nodes you wish to
> keep and which nodes to throw out.  Unfortunately, the english you have
> provided is not precise enough to explain which nodes you are 
> interested in.

Agreed.

> However, I would suggest
> that if you want to group them, you iterate over the list and add some zeros
> in front of your numbers.  For example, the first range element has a
> Cnt="0".  I would iterate over your list and make that number Cnt="000".
> And any number less than 100 I would add a single zero.  This will make it
> easier for the xsl <sort> element as it will group the numbers (0, 2345,
> 12, 342, 9)  in a strange order (0, 12, 2345, 342, 9). 

Actually, you don't need to do this.  Instead, use the attribute
   data-type="number"
in the <xsl:sort element>.  Then the data will be sorted numerically
(0, 9, 12, 342, 2345) instead of textually (0, 12, 2345, 342, 9).

Lars


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