Thank you very much for your help!

This did the trick for me.


"Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@y...> wrote in message 
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> Robin van de Water [synthesiSFactory] wrote:
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>> <Batch>
>> <Job>
>> <CBCity>Poole</CBCity>
>> <CBState>CA</CBState>
>> </Job>
>> <Job>
>> <CBCity>Amsterdam</CBCity>
>> <CBState></CBState>
>> </Job>
>> </Batch>
>>
>> I want to turn this into the following format:
>>
>> <Batch>
>> <Job>
>> <Field name="CBCity" value="Poole" />
>> <Field name="CBState" value="CA" />
>> </Job>
>> <Job>
>> <Field name="CBCity" value="Amsterdam" />
>> </Job>
>> </Batch>
>>
>> As you can see, I want to have an output that leaves out the CBState 
>> field if it is empty or null.
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>   <xsl:template match="CBState[node()]">
>     <Field name="{name()}" value="{.}" />
>   </xsl:template>
>
>   <xsl:template match="CBState[not(node())]" />
>
> Then simply make sure that you process CBState elements as children of the 
> Job element with an appropriate xsl:apply-templates.
>
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