It's always two (sorry, I should have mentioned that).

"AnthonyWJones" <AnthonyWJones@d...> wrote in message 
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> Jeremy,
>
> First of all can you define for us how the number of columns is defined?
>
> Is it a fixed number or do you need to feed into the XSL the number of
> columns required or does the XSL need to calculate this some how?
>
> Anthony.
>
> "Jeremy Chapman" wrote:
>
>> I have an xml element containing client contact information in my 
>> document
>> that may appear multiple times (sample below).  In my xsl I want to 
>> generate
>> html for each of the contact.  The easy thing to do would be to create
>> multiple table rows so each contact information appears in a list, but 
>> what
>> I need to do is display them repeating horizontally and vertically 
>> instead
>> of just vertically. Any ideas on how to do this?
>>
>> example:
>>
>> Contact info 1            Contact info 2
>> Contact info 3            Contact info 4
>> Contact info 5
>>
>