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 Sorry for the seemingly simple question, I tried searching on the FAQ but could not find it. The following is the XML I want to transform. Can anyone help me out in writing a statement which access only the LOOP2 section and its children of the first LOOP1 section. I want to ingnore the rest of the LOOP1 sections and its children. I want to use a for-each (if possible) <XML>
<ABC>2323</ABC>
<LOOP1>
<XYZ>232</XYZ>
<ERT>5465</ERT>
<LOOP2>
<DFG>345</DFG>
<CVB>675</CVB>
</LOOP2>
<LOOP2>
<DFG>123</DFG>
<CVB>346</CVB>
</LOOP2>
</LOOP1>
<LOOP1>
<XYZ>123</XYZ>
<ERT>345</ERT>
<LOOP2>
<DFG>123</DFG>
<CVB>346</CVB>
</LOOP2>
</LOOP1>
<LOOP1>
<XYZ>123</XYZ>
<ERT>345</ERT>
</LOOP1>
</XML>Thanks, Deepak _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list 
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