"N. Demos" <stormbringer_seven@h...> wrote in message 
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> Raj wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> I have had a quick look at the posts and have not found an answer yet.
>>
>> I have the following XML in two different files:
>>
>> file1:
>>
>>       <row>
>>         <Desc>Missing from us</Desc>
>>         <Building>82</Building>
>>         <T>8.40</T>
>>         <Billref>009530393</Billref>
>>         <Postcode>SE10 8QW</Postcode>
>>       </row>
>>
>> file2:
>>
>>       <row>
>>         <Desc>Missing from us</Desc>
>>         <T>108.10</T>
>>         <Billref>904158</Billref>
>>       </row>
>>
>>
>> And the following in an XSL stylesheet:
>>
>> <xsl:template match="/one/miss/table/row">
>>   <tr>
>>   <td align="left" class='bodyrow'><xsl:value-of select="Desc"/></td>
>>   <td align="left" class='bodyrow'><xsl:value-of select="Billref"/></td>
>>   <td align="right" class='bodyrow'><xsl:value-of select="T"/></td>
>>   <xsl:if test="Building[.='']">
>>     <td align="left" class='bodyrow'><xsl:value-of 
>> select="Building"/></td>
>>   </xsl:if>
>>   <xsl:if test="Postcode[.='']">
>>     <td align="left" class='bodyrow'><xsl:value-of 
>> select="Postcode"/></td>
>>   </xsl:if>
>>   </tr>
>> </xsl:template>
>>
>> So that file1 will display 5 columns in a table and file2 only 3.  This 
>> worked correctly with file1 before I added the if statements to 
>> accommodate file2 with the same stylesheet.  Noe file2 displays 
>> correctly, but file1 shows no Building or Postcode data.
>>
>> Any help would be appreciated.
>>
>> Regards,
>
>
> Instead of
> <xsl:if test="Postcode[.='']">
> ...
>
> Try
>
> <xsl:if test="Postcode">

Hey, that worked!  Thanks for your help.

Kind regards,
Raj