Re: Transforming Tables - repost

> I tried using preceding::cell[1] but with i can't reference the 
>   other rowspan.

preceding::cell[1] is the last cell on the previous row, and you want
(in this case) the first. But actually it looks like your problem is
made much easier by the fact that you have these col attributes in the
input. You don't need to look earlier in the table for spanning entries,
you just need to insert blank cells if the col number is greater than
the current position, which is
sum(preceding-sibling::cell[1]/(@col,@rowspan))+1
so:


<xsl:for-each select="
 sum(preceding-sibling::cell[1]/(@col,@rowspan))+2
 to
 @col
">
 <xsl:text>&lt;cStart:1,1&gt;&lt;end:&gt;</xsl:text>
</xsl:for-each>

David

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