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tsuji, Is it possible you can show me how to make a recursive call ? I could not figure it out for 2 weeks. I am newbie in this field. Thanks! Nyan

Thanks Jon. It works.

tsuji: Sorry for my unclear guide. I modified my oldxml.xml, let it more clearer. oldxml.xml <ResultSet> <data_service> <Employeeprofile> <row emp_name="one" org_cd="73700" rpt_to_org_cd="11111" lev="2" /> <row emp_name="four" org_cd="73656" rpt_to_org_cd="73700" lev="3" />...

Hi tsuji <branch id="three"> <branchtext>three</branchtext> </branch> should put on the up level(because of lev="2" ), here is the correct xml <ResultSet> <branch id="one"> <branchtext>one</branchtext> <leaf> <leafText>four</leafText> </leaf>...

The problem resolved. "out" has to be defined like this Dim out Set out = Server.CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM") out.async = false out.loadXML objxml.transformNode(objxsl) out.save ("newxml.xml")

Thanks tsuji! Here is my asp code: dim xslinputPath1 'which the code you posted xslinputPath1 = "convert.xsl" set objxsl = Server.CreateObject("Msxml2.FreeThreadedDOMDocument") objxsl.async = false objxsl.resolveExternals = false objxsl.validateOnParse = false objxsl.load xslinputPath1...

I have an xml file like oldxml.xml <ResultSet> <data_service> <Employeeprofile> <row emp_name="one" org_cd="73700" rpt_to_org_cd="11111" lev="2" /> <row emp_name="four" org_cd="73656" rpt_to_org_cd="73700" lev="3" /> <row emp_name="five" org_cd="75425" rpt_to_org_cd="73700"...