RE: Format-number problem

> This would work if you defined "/" in your xsl:decimal-format as a
> grouping-separator. (It might, anyway: format-number() in
> XSLT 1.0 is badly
> under-specified).
>
close :)

Adding <xsl:decimal-format name="date" grouping-separator="/"/> and using
<xsl:value-of select="format-number(//E1EDK03[IDDAT='012']/DATUM,'####/##/##',
'date')"/>

gives me 20/05/01/15

>
> A more orthodox approach would be a combination of
> substring() and concat().
>

I was hoping to avoid all that typing :)

Thanks for your prompt response.

Regards
Roger


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