jrheltmach@m... wrote:
> keying away....Anyway, below is where I believe it's pulling the
> Timekeeper field from my datasource....
> 
> 		<xsl:text>|</xsl:text>
> 		<xsl:value-of select="tk_id"/>							<!-- TIMEKEEPER_ID -->

OK, so all you hhave to do is modify that to include the additional 
data. Since you said you just want to prefix the value with a literal 
zero character, the easiest solution is to add it to the literal text 
you're already outputting at that point:

  		<xsl:text>|0</xsl:text>
  		<xsl:value-of select="tk_id"/>					

or, if you wanted to add a trailing zero instead,

  		<xsl:value-of select="tk_id"/>					
  		<xsl:text>0|</xsl:text>

Obviously more sophisticated things can be done -- combining data from 
multiple places in the source document, parameterizing the literal 
value, etc. See a good XSLT tutorial for much, much more detail. 
(Standard pointers to a lot of good info: http://www.ibm.com/xml for 
articles and tutorials, and The XSL FAQ website for many example 
solutions from trivial to extremely obscure.)


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