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 Is it possible when using <xsl:sort> to exclude elements with specific content from that <xsl:sort>call? In Listing 1, when the content of the element<Prefix> is 'A' , I would like to exclude that particular element from being sorted in the <xsl:sort select="Prefix" data-type="text" /> call. I cannot see how to use the "except" operator to do this. Is there a way to use "except" or some other filter? Some input records will contain no <Prefix> element. However, when present, the <Prefix> element may content other than "A", such as "D", "L", etc. My goal is to sort input records with an <Prefix>A</Prefix> element as though it were absent from the record. Listing 1: <xsl:for-each-group select="Item" group-by="concat(CatalogName, Prefix, CatalogNumber, Range)"> <xsl:sort select="CatalogName" data-type="text" collation="{$sorting-collation}"/> <xsl:sort select="Prefix" data-type="text" /> <xsl:sort select="CatalogNumber" data-type="number"/> Thanks, Mark 
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