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 As to scope, a variable goes out of scope when the processor exits template in which it was declared. So your answer is to declare the variable at the top level, inside the <xsl:stylesheet> element. These matters are usually resolved by passing values into a recursive template, picking up its value via <xsl:param>, defining a new variable inside the template using the value of the parameter, and passing it along to the next iteration of the template via <xsl:with-param>. -- Charles Knell cknell@xxxxxxxxxx - email -----Original Message----- From: Evan Wellens <evanw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thu, 22 Jul 2004 11:11:21 -0400 To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: xsl:variable Hi Hopefully I'm just missing something silly here. I need to declare a variable that will be used globally and possibly modify if a condition occurs. Yet I cannot discern the syntax to do so , any attempt seems to re-declare the variable. The intent here is to increment the value pages if the condition is true. If I declare a new variable within the If to hold the value it will go out of scope which doesn't help me. Ie. Thanks in advance for any ideas. <xsl:variable name="pages" select="( $totalitems - $leftover ) div $pagesize "/> <xsl:if test="leftover > 0 "> <xsl:variable name="$pages" select="$pages =$pages +1"/> </xsl:if> 
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