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Jim Neff wrote:
That would seem like a natural progression to resolve the problem. However in my case im working with two files simultaneously.Rahil, you can use the xsl:choose statement like this to conditionally use for-loops I have two for loops. The first for loop runs through the first file First.xml such that <xsl:for-each select="document(First.xml)/SubConcepts/SubConcept">.............</xsl:for-each> <!--extract the '@name' value--> The second for loop is nested within the first loop and is as such <xsl:for-each select="document(Second.xml)/SubConcepts/SubConcept[1]/Value"> <!--check if contains( '@name=text()' ) --> What I want to do is look for the '@name' value in the rest of the 'document(Second.xml)/SubConcepts/SubConcept' ONLY IF I dont find a match in the earlier SubConcept node's Value nodes.
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