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Hi all, Xml like so: <a> <b> <desc>some text </desc> <bChild> <desc>some other text </desc> <bChild> </b> <b> <desc>some text </desc> <bChild> <desc>some other text </desc> <bChild> <bChild> <desc>maybe some more text </desc> <bChild> </b> </a> So b elements can have description children (desc), and so can their bChild children. I'm getting my butt kicked trying to build a key that matches on the concatenated value of the (b/desc value) + any/all (bChild/desc) value(s). The goal is to Meunchian group all the b elements on the concatenated value of their desc and the desc values of however many bChild children there are. I hope that is clear, and thanks for any help! E
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