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Michael, I never looked at 3.0 so I will do that now. This is getting me much closer. Thanks for the heads up. I'll post solution when I get it done. Jim Albright (1) Firstly, I think you can use following-sibling::html:b rather than following::html:b, which is a much more contained search. (2) To stop the search at element X, the best solution in XSLT 3.0 is probably xsl:iterate <xsl:iterate select="following-sibling::*"> ... <xsl:if test="self::h:span[@class='Arial']"><xsl:break/></xsl:if> </xsl:iterate> xsl:iterate is basically like for-each except the order of processing is guaranteed and you can therefore break out as soon as a condition is satisfied; you can also pass data from one iteration to the next via parameters. Michael Kay Saxonica
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