I'm sorry, but script is not an option.  I'm so close just this last piece.
Anything you can do would be greatly appreciated.

"Yan Leshinsky" <yanl@o...> wrote in message
news:eJeZx2YSEHA.1128@T......
> I would suggest using script for this. If this is not an option I can
think
> of something else, but this quite a puzzle.
>
> "Ben Schumacher" <bschumacher@i...> wrote in message
> news:uymEmlYSEHA.1372@T......
> > Thanks again for all the help.  If you don't mind, I would like to ask
> > another question ...
> >
> > I'm having trouble with two of the same 'ProductsItem' nodes being
passed
> > in
> > the parameter group of two separate template calls.  For example, lets
say
> > we set our count variable to 3.  Looking at the same sample XML below,
the
> > XSL is written to pass any 'ProductsItem' nodes in the ("Bar") parameter
> > where the Identifier/Type='ECCN Nbr' or Identifier/Type='PO Nbr'.
Because
> > the first 'ProductsItem' node contains only a count of 2 child
> > 'Identifier'
> > nodes that meet this criteria, the second 'ProductsItem' node is also
> > passed
> > in the parameter of the first call-template instruction because it has
an
> > Identifier node with a Type='ECCN Nbr' or Type='PO Nbr' in a position
less
> > than 3.  Now I have two 'ProductsItem' nodes being passed in the
parameter
> > of my first template call with a total of 4 child 'Identifier' nodes
that
> > meet my criteria.  This is too many.  I only want three.  If when
passing
> > an
> > additional 'ProductsItem' node exceeds the count of 3 maximum
'Identifier'
> > nodes per template call, I want to omit that additional 'ProductsItem'
> > node
> > until the next call-template is executed.  In the case described above,
I
> > would have only wanted the first 'ProductsItem' node to be passed in the
> > parameter because including the second 'ProductsItem' node will pass too
> > many 'Identifier' nodes.
> >
> > Thanks again in advance for all of your help ...  I really appreciate
your
> > time!
> >
> > Ben
> >
> >
> > "Yan Leshinsky" <yanl@o...> wrote in message
> > news:OGjVSXDSEHA.2876@T......
> >> If you want X to differ from execution to execution you shoud define it
> >> as
> > a
> >> parameter inside of stylesheet:
> >> <xsl:param name="count" select="3"/>
> >> 3 would be a default value of it.
> >> Code is almost the same:
> >> <xsl:for-each
> >> select="/Products/ProductsItem/Identifiers/Identifier[position() mod
> > $count
> >> = 1]">
> >>     <xsl:call-template name="Foo">
> >>         <xsl:with-param name="Bar"
> >> select="(.|following::Identifier[$count
> >>
> >> position()])/../.."/>
> >>     </xsl:call-template>
> >> </xsl:for-each>
> >>
> >> If you want to have additional conditions you should put these
additional
> >> predicates after Identifier:
> >> <xsl:for-each
> >> select=/Products/ProductsItem/Identifiers/Identifier[Type='ECCN Nbr' or
> >> Type='PO Nbr'][position() mod $count = 1]">
> >>     <xsl:call-template name="Foo">
> >>         <xsl:with-param name="Bar"
> >> select="(.|following::Identifier[Type='ECCN Nbr' or Type='PO
Nbr'][$count
> >>
> >> position()])/../.."/>
> >>     </xsl:call-template>
> >> </xsl:for-each>
> >>
> >> "Ben Schumacher" <bschumacher@i...> wrote in message
> >> news:OtMX3FCSEHA.2000@T......
> >> > Thanks for the reply!  If you don't mind, I have another question ...
> >> >
> >> > Here is the exact XML structure that I am working with ...
> >> >
> >> > <Products>
> >> >    <ProductsItem>
> >> >        <Product>
> >> >            <PacketData>
> >> >                <Product>
> >> >                    <ProductNbr>1</ProductNbr>
> >> >                    <Description>1 Description</Description>
> >> >                </Product>
> >> >            </PacketData>
> >> >        </Product>
> >> >        <Identifiers>
> >> >            <PacketData>
> >> >                <Identifiers>
> >> >                    <Identifier>
> >> >                        <Type>ECCN Nbr</Type>
> >> >                        <Value>ECCN-1</Value>
> >> >                    </Identifier>
> >> >                    <Identifier>
> >> >                        <Type>PO Nbr</Type>
> >> >                        <Value>PO-1</Value>
> >> >                    </Identifier>
> >> >                    <Identifier>
> >> >                        <Type>SE Nbr</Type>
> >> >                        <Value>SE-1</Value>
> >> >                    </Identifier>
> >> >                </Identifiers>
> >> >            </PacketData>
> >> >        </Identifiers>
> >> >    </ProductsItem>
> >> >    <ProductsItem>
> >> >        <Product>
> >> >            <PacketData>
> >> >                <Product>
> >> >                    <ProductNbr>2</ProductNbr>
> >> >                    <Description>2 Description</Description>
> >> >                </Product>
> >> >            </PacketData>
> >> >        </Product>
> >> >        <Identifiers>
> >> >            <PacketData>
> >> >                <Identifiers>
> >> >                    <Identifier>
> >> >                        <Type>ECCN Nbr</Type>
> >> >                        <Value>ECCN-2</Value>
> >> >                    </Identifier>
> >> >                    <Identifier>
> >> >                        <Type>PO Nbr</Type>
> >> >                        <Value>PO-2</Value>
> >> >                    </Identifier>
> >> >                </Identifiers>
> >> >            </PacketData>
> >> >        </Identifiers>
> >> >    </ProductsItem>
> >> > </Products>
> >> >
> >> > Because this is only a snippet of the actual XML structure, please
keep
> > in
> >> > mind that there can be many more repeating 'ProductsItem' nodes along
> > with
> >> > many more repeating child 'Identifier' nodes under each
'ProductsItem'
> >> > node.
> >> >
> >> > I'm wodering how I can call a template that passes a group of
> >> > 'ProductsItem'
> >> > nodes as a parameter.  The group of 'ProductsItem' nodes being passed
> >> > as
> > a
> >> > parameter cannot have a count of child 'Identifier' nodes exceeding
X.
> >> > For
> >> > example, if the count that cannot be exceed is equal to 3, I want the
> >> > first
> >> > template call to pass the first 'ProductsItem' node as the parameter
> > group
> >> > (this is because the first 'ProductsItem' node has 3 child
'Identifier'
> >> > nodes.  Because I cannot exceed a maximum 3 Identifier nodes per each
> >> > call-template instruction, I would still only want to pass the first
> >> > 'ProductsItem' node if the count of its child 'Identifier' nodes was
> > only
> >> > 2.
> >> > Passing both 'ProductsItem' nodes would exceed a maximum count of 3
> >> > Identifiers per call-template instruction.).  Then, on the second
> > template
> >> > call the parameter would contain the second 'ProductsItem' node with
> >> > two
> >> > remaining child 'Identifier' nodes.  Another example would be to set
> >> > the
> >> > maximum number of 'Identifier' nodes per template call to say 10.  In
> > this
> >> > case, my first and only template call would pass both 'ProductsItem'
> > node
> >> > becuase the combined count of the 'Identifier' nodes is only 5.
> >> >
> >> > I guess what I'm having trouble using the code snippet you provided
> > above
> >> > because I don't know how to pass the first few 'ProductsItem' nodes
in
> > one
> >> > template call.  Then, pick up where that last template call left off
> >> > passing
> >> > the next few 'ProductsItem' nodes as a parameter.  Also, it would be
> > nice
> >> > to
> >> > qualify the count of 'Identifier' nodes by their corresponding child
> >> > 'Type'
> >> > node value.  For example, I only want to include in my count
> >> > Identifier[Type='ECCN Nbr' or Type='PO Nbr'].
> >> >
> >> > Thanks so much in advance for any help you can give me ...  I'm
> > definetly
> >> > having some trouble here.
> >> >
> >> > Ben
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > "Yan Leshinsky" <yanl@o...> wrote in message
> >> > news:uy%23FlMaREHA.132@T......
> >> >> <xsl:for-each
> >> >> select="/Products/ProductsItem/Identifiers/Identifier[position() mod
3
> > =
> >> >> 1]">
> >> >>     <xsl:call-template name="Foo">
> >> >>         <xsl:with-param name="Bar"
select="(.|following::Identifier[3
> >> >>  >
> >> >> position()])/../.."/>
> >> >>     </xsl:call-template>
> >> >> </xsl:for-each>
> >> >>
> >> >> "Ben Schumacher" <bschumacher@i...> wrote in message
> >> >> news:umi2jwOREHA.3348@T......
> >> >> > Looking at the XML below ...
> >> >> >
> >> >> > <Products>
> >> >> >    <ProductsItem>
> >> >> >        <Identifiers>
> >> >> >            <Identifier>
> >> >> >                <Type>ECCN Nbr</Type>
> >> >> >                <Value>12345</Value>
> >> >> >            </Identifier>
> >> >> >            <Identifier>
> >> >> >                <Type>ECCN Nbr</Type>
> >> >> >                <Value>54321</Value>
> >> >> >            </Identifier>
> >> >> >        </Identifiers>
> >> >> >    </ProductsItem>
> >> >> >    <ProductsItem>
> >> >> >        <Identifiers>
> >> >> >            <Identifier>
> >> >> >                <Type>ECCN Nbr</Type>
> >> >> >                <Value>13245</Value>
> >> >> >            </Identifier>
> >> >> >        </Identifiers>
> >> >> >    </ProductsItem>
> >> >> >    <ProductsItem>
> >> >> >        <Identifiers>
> >> >> >            <Identifier>
> >> >> >                <Type>ECCN Nbr</Type>
> >> >> >                <Value>13245</Value>
> >> >> >            </Identifier>
> >> >> >            <Identifier>
> >> >> >                <Type>ECCN Nbr</Type>
> >> >> >                <Value>14235</Value>
> >> >> >            </Identifier>
> >> >> >            <Identifier>
> >> >> >                <Type>ECCN Nbr</Type>
> >> >> >                <Value>15234</Value>
> >> >> >            </Identifier>
> >> >> >        </Identifiers>
> >> >> >    </ProductsItem>
> >> >> > </Products>
> >> >> >
> >> >> > I'm trying to call a template and pass a parameter equal to a
group
> > of
> >> >> > ProductsItem nodes where the count of the combined Identifier
child
> >> > nodes
> >> >> > under each ProductsItem node exceeds no more than a count of
three.
> >> >> > For
> >> >> > example, the first matching template call would contain a
parameter
> >> >> > holding
> >> >> > the first two ProductsItem nodes because the combined count of the
> >> >> > Identifier nodes under these two ProductsItem nodes equals three.
> > The
> >> >> > next
> >> >> > call would contain the third positioned (and only the third
> > positioned)
> >> >> > ProductsItem node because that ProductsItem node also has a count
of
> >> > three
> >> >> > child Identifier nodes.  Hope this makes sense ...  Any help is
> > greatly
> >> >> > appreciated!
> >> >> >
> >> >> > Ben
> >> >> >
> >> >> >
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> >
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