RE: A better way to build a comma-delimited list

I've no idea how to do it in XSL, but could you not change the processing
logic. Could you not have a special case for the first column you find and
then for subsequent colomns output ", col(X)" so you could be missing any of
the colmns and your string should still be correct.

Regards
Roger

 

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