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Hi, I'm Using XSLT 1.0 I've searched around in the FAQ and i couldnt find any information regarding this issue - hopefully I can get some help, although I feel like I may have not structured my question correctly... I hope you understand it. I'm a relative beginner too, so that probably doesnt help either. Sorry! Given a data set similar to this: <device> <deviceID>1</deviceID> <desc>Description1</desc> <chan1>0<chan1> <chan2>0<chan2> <chan3>2<chan3> <chan4>2<chan4> <chan5>2<chan5> <chan6>2<chan6> <chan7>4<chan7> <chan8>0<chan8> <chan9>2<chan9> </device> <device> <deviceID>2</deviceID> <desc>Description2</desc> <chan1>2<chan1> <chan2>2<chan2> <chan3>2<chan3> <chan4>4<chan4> <chan5>2<chan5> <chan6>2<chan6> <chan7>2<chan7> <chan8>2<chan8> <chan9>4<chan9> </device> Is there a way to count how many times, for example, a 2 appears in all attributes starting with the name "chan"? Ideal output: Device ID | Description | Channels=0 | Channels=2 | Channels=4 | 1 | Description1 | 3 | 5 | 1 | 2 | Description2 | 0 | 7 | 2 | Any help appreciated, i'll keep searching till then Andrew
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