At 11:36 AM 3/12/2004, you wrote:
I am still having the same problem. Can someone please help.
Anna, this is a long shot since I haven't touched Excel's XML import.
But try putting a literal space (using <xsl:text> </xsl:text>) or a
non-breaking space (use <xsl:text>& #160;</xsl:text> with *no space* as it
appears here to protect it from email-munging) into the field and see if
that helps.
The commonest use for the non-breaking space (represented as '& nbsp;' in
HTML, again with no space, or '& #160;' or '& #xA0;' in XML, or using
whatever entity you'd like if you declare it) is probably to protect the
appearance of table cells in HTML, which disappear if they have no content.
You might be running into something similar.
Good luck,
Wendell
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