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> The problem is with lowercase and uppercase. You can force comparison without regard to case using the translate() function: translate('Xsl','XSL','xsl'), for example, maps all uppercase X, S and L's in 'Xsl' to lowercase ones. You can probably use this fact to solve your problem, but without knowing which processor or any of the specifics of how you are trying to go about it, it's difficult to say more. Incidentally, on the subject of translate, I had a nano-epiphany a few days ago while bemoaning the lack of a function which detected whether any of the characters in a string occurred in another string. As often with XSL, a few moments thinking brought the realization that there is a way to do it: <xsl:if test=". = translate(., '.,:;','')> Steve XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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