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Yes, it seems to be giving me the real values one would expect to see if the math was done in the head or on a calculator. For the above example it gives 119.30. And for 1754.22 - 1873.39 it gives -119.17. (I haven't used a full data set yet though). I'll try the alternative you mentioned too...

Sorry for bothering you guys with my simple question recently - I've been thrown in at the deep end, and have had to muddle through at speed from a standing start. I think I've finished now - thanks for the time and the speedy help that I received. The "project" is coming along nicely now. For...

Yes, I should have realised this - I had something similar only a day or two ago. From the example above, I find it rather odd that the xslt processor on my system is so shockingly poor at arithmetic. When calculating the difference between <newrank> and <oldrank> it produces wrong answers...

After some experimentaion I have managed to come up with the following: <xsl:for-each select="ScotlandRanks/entry"> <xsl:sort select="newrank" data-type="number" order="descending"/> <tr> <td><xsl:number value="position()" format="1. "/></td> <td><xsl:value-of select="team"/></td>...

<rankings> <entry> <club>example1</club> <oldrank>2000.34</oldrank> <newrank>1973.29</newrank> </entry> <entry> <club>example2</club> <oldrank>2104.68</oldrank> <newrank>2156.36</newrank> </entry> </rankings> This simple xml file is curently transformed by an equally simple...

Nice one. Thanks for your time. DAK

Hi, This, I'm sure, is a very simple problem. I'm trying to use the xslt document() function to add a piece of information from a second xml file. The main xml has a list of football teams, wins, losses, goals scored etc. main xml: ...etc ...> <league> <teams> <team> <teamID>4573</teamID>...

Yeah, that's quite impressive ... and simple too. Does the job perfectly. Thanks, DAK

In my xml, certain elements have an id. For example: <countryfrom id="21">Brasil</countryfrom> In my xslt I'm using <xsl:value-of select="countryfrom"/> to get the country name into the relevant cell of a table. However, what I'd like to do is to show the country flag in addition to its...