Hello,

thanks, but your solution is only possible for this exemple. The stylesheet
should be dynamic and treat a undefined number of imbricated HD.C.
The COLSPAN attribute should also be generated dynamically. I think the only
solution is to use recursion...but how ?
Here, an other exemple :

INPUT :
=======
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<TEST>
    <HEADER.COL>
        <HD.C>Mondial
                <HD.C TYPE="INT">Volume
                        <HD.C>kg</HD.C>
                        <HD.C>tonnes</HD.C>
                </HD.C>
                <HD.C TYPE="INT">Quantité
                    <HD.C>kg</HD.C>
                    <HD.C>tonnes</HD.C>
                </HD.C>
        </HD.C>
        <HD.C>EEE
                <HD.C TYPE="INT">Volume
                    <HD.C>kg</HD.C>
                    <HD.C>tonnes</HD.C>
                    </HD.C>
                <HD.C TYPE="INT">Quantité
                    <HD.C>kg</HD.C>
                    <HD.C>tonnes</HD.C>
                </HD.C>
        </HD.C>
        <HD.C>Portugal
                <HD.C TYPE="INT">Volume
                            <HD.C>kg</HD.C>
                        <HD.C>tonnes</HD.C>
                </HD.C>
                <HD.C TYPE="INT">Quantité
                        <HD.C>kg</HD.C>
                        <HD.C>tonnes</HD.C>
                </HD.C>
        </HD.C>
    </HEADER.COL>
</TEST>

OUTPUT i Need :
=================

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ASCII"?>
<TEST>
    <ROW>
            <CELL COLSPAN="4">Mondial</CELL>
            <CELL COLSPAN="4">EEE</CELL>
            <CELL COLSPAN="4">Portugal</CELL>
    </ROW>
    <ROW>
            <CELL COLSPAN="2">Volume</CELL>
            <CELL COLSPAN="2">Quantité</CELL>
            <CELL COLSPAN="2">Volume</CELL>
            <CELL COLSPAN="2">Quantité</CELL>
            <CELL COLSPAN="2">Volume</CELL>
            <CELL COLSPAN="2">Quantité</CELL>
    </ROW>
    <ROW>
            <CELL>kg</CELL>
            <CELL>tonnes</CELL>
            <CELL>kg</CELL>
            <CELL>tonnes</CELL>
            <CELL>kg</CELL>
            <CELL>tonnes</CELL>
            <CELL>kg</CELL>
            <CELL>tonnes</CELL>
    </ROW>
</TEST>



"Han" <hp4444@k...> a écrit dans le message de
news:ONThnxoKEHA.2576@T......
> Try,
>
> <xsl:stylesheet
>  xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
>  version="1.0">
> <xsl:output method='xml' indent='yes' omit-xml-declaration='yes'/>
>
> <xsl:template match="/">
> <TEST>
>     <ROW>
>         <CELL COLSPAN="2">Mundial</CELL>
>         <CELL COLSPAN="2">EEE</CELL>
>         <CELL COLSPAN="2">Portugal</CELL>
>     </ROW>
>     <ROW>
>   <xsl:apply-templates select="//HD.C/HD.C"/>
>  </ROW>
> </TEST>
> </xsl:template>
>
> <xsl:template match='HD.C'>
>  <CELL>
>  <xsl:value-of select='.'/>
>  </CELL>
> </xsl:template>
>
> </xsl:stylesheet>
>
> "Olivier VEIT" <olivier.veit@f...> wrote in message
> news:c6b5bq$6fh$1@n......
> > Hello All,
> >
> > I would like to write a stylesheet enbling me to get the end structure
> from
> > start structu.
> >
> > My start structure :
> > ==============
> > <TEST>
> >     <HEADER.COL>
> >         <HD.C>Mundial
> >             <HD.C TYPE="INT">Volume 1</HD.C>
> >             <HD.C TYPE="INT">Test 1</HD.C>
> >         </HD.C>
> >         <HD.C>EEE
> >             <HD.C TYPE="INT">Volume 2</HD.C>
> >             <HD.C TYPE="INT">Test 2</HD.C>
> >         </HD.C>
> >         <HD.C>Portugal
> >             <HD.C TYPE="INT">Volume 3</HD.C>
> >             <HD.C TYPE="INT">Test 3</HD.C>
> >         </HD.C>
> >     </HEADER.COL>
> > </TEST>
> >
> > This is the end structure I would like to have :
> > ======================================
> > <TEST>
> >     <ROW>
> >         <CELL COLSPAN="2">Mundial</CELL>
> >         <CELL COLSPAN="2">EEE</CELL>
> >         <CELL COLSPAN="2">Portugal</CELL>
> >     </ROW>
> >     <ROW>
> >         <CELL>Volume 1</CELL>
> >         <CELL>Test 1</CELL>
> >         <CELL>Volume 2</CELL>
> >         <CELL>Test 2</CELL>
> >         <CELL>Volume 3</CELL>
> >         <CELL>Test 3</CELL>
> >     </ROW>
> > </TEST>
> >
> > The solution should be general so that it also works with multiple HD.C
> > imbrications.
> >
> > Thanks for your answers
> >
> > Have a nice Day
> >
> > Olivier
> >
> >
>
>