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Hi Simon,
At 10:04 AM 6/28/01, you wrote: Hello [snip] The problem i have is that i cant access 1 distict record, without pulling out data from nodes that are NOT required. I am sure it is something to do with the contextual node?? however cant work it out!!! The only thing you're doing wrong is not accounting for the ordinary operation of the built-in templates, whose job it is to make sure that unless you say otherwise, all data will be copied into the result tree. A simple way to fix this is by adding a template to match at the top of your tree, selecting only the nodes you want, as in: <xsl:template match="/"> <!-- matches the root --> <xsl:apply-templates select="//clientlog/customer"/> <!-- reaches "into" the tree and selects only the nodes you want --> </xsl:template> Then your other template does the rest. At least, that's what I *think* the problem is. (I'm reading between the lines a little. Please forgive me if it's not. If it is, you might want to take some time to study the XSLT processing model and learn what those built-in templates do.) Good luck, Wendell
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