<xsl:template match="//Row">
Never start a match pattern with // (it does not do anythiung useful)
<xsl:when test='(aaa="null")'></xsl:when>
The brackets aren't needed there but otherwise OK.
but you don't need an xsl:choose here at all.
<xsl:choose>
<!--Here we put nothing if nodevalue=null -->
<xsl:when test='(NA="null")'></xsl:when>
<xsl:otherwise><xsl:value-of select="NA"/></xsl:otherwise>
</xsl:choose>
All of teh above can be replaced by
<xsl:value-of select=NA[not(.='null']"/>
<xsl:variable name="cell" select="//Row/[*]"/> <---------------Here's
where i think i go wrong, how do i select the nodes
You can never put a [ after a / I can't really guess what you mean
here but perhaps you mean //Row/* but that would searchg the entire
document for all teh Row elements and then make a node set of all their
children, I doubt you want that as teh result would have no connection
to the cell that you are currently processing.
David
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