Re: Count a substring of an attribute in childnodes

> I used 

really it is pretty confusing to people offering help if you post input
and output from unrelated expressions.

  Thank you both. I can see from this that the count function is not that 
  efficient in XSL ver. 1.0.


count() is very efficient but has nothing to do with the problem that you
have: it counts the number of nodes in a set, or in xslt2 it counts the
number of items in a sequence. It has nothing to do with calculating
totals.

David

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