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Karen, The "." is shorthand for the current context node, so in this case it is whatever value is in the nodes: "TAX_CASH_FLOW_ANALYSIS/TaxCashFlowUnit/TaxCashFlowDetail/*" HTH Rick -----Original Message----- From: Karen Yang [mailto:kyang94@xxxxxxxxx] Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 3:01 PM To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: Convert XML to Excel using XSLT Question II. Hi, Beside the question I had in my previous email, here comes another one. Since I've been struggling on this for quite some days and the deadline is coming, I'd greatly appreciate it if you could help me out.... what does the "." do? i.e. I don't understand what the following does? especially the "." part, and without apply-template, how this code would be called? <xsl:template match="TAX_CASH_FLOW_ANALYSIS/TaxCashFlowUnit/TaxCashFlowDetail/*"> <Cell><Data ss:Type="String"> <xsl:value-of select="."/> </Data></Cell> </xsl:template> > > You may only want to do something with the content of the current node in > which case you would use > <xsl:value-of select ="."/>. ... something like your cell below.
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