> Hi,
>       For a XML to XML transformation, can the xsl reference 
> the Result XML's elements during the generation of the Result XML?

No.
> 
> Say <B> has to do with a the value in <A> .

Alright, say it does, and now explain your problem.

Michael Kay

> 
> <ResultXML>
>       <A>Male</A>
>       <B>Mr.Bush</B>
> </ResultXML>
> 
> as against
> 
> <ResultXML>
>       <A>Female</A>
>       <B>Mrs.Bush</B>
> </ResultXML>
> 
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> Phil
> 
> 
> 
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