> It is the substring-after part
> that I am having problems with.

The only thing wrong with the substring-after call is that you are missing teh
closing )

> This part - child::*[preceding-sibling::* = 'Location'] works well to grab
> the <string>

It selects all children that have that have any preceding-sibling
element with value 'Location'.

XSLT1 will then take the first selected element to generate the string
for substring-after, XSLT2 would generate an error saying that you can
not pass more than one node to this function.

I think you want the first element after that key, so a more natural way
to write it would be

select="key[.='Location']/following-sibling::*[1]

David


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