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So, please show us a more complete view
of your data (as small as possible but enough to illustrate the current
problem).
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No problem with slow replies, it gives me more time to try my own
ideas, maybe I'll get lucky :)
Here is a snapshot of what the structure looks like. I apologize for
not seeing it earlier that what you had posted was different from my
data. <directory> envelopes everything. Then all <staffPersonal> is
grouped together, same with <staffOffice> and <staffTitle>.
<directory>
<staffPersonal>
<Person>
<fName>Sam</fName>
<lName>Spade</lName>
</Person>
<Person>
<fName>Joe</fName>
<lName>Bazooka</lName>
</Person>
</staffPersonal>
<staffOffice>
<Office>
<dptFull>Biology</dptFull>
<Location>Boone</Location>
</Office>
<Office>
<dptFull>Business</dptFull>
<Location>KAIC</Location>
</Office>
</staffOffice>
<staffTitle>
<Position>
<phone>123-4567</phone>
<pEmail>sam(_at_)spade(_dot_)com</pEmail>
</Position>
<Position>
<phone>354-5589</phone>
<pEmail>joe(_at_)bazooka(_dot_)com</pEmail>
</Position>
</staffTitle>
</directory>
From your above description it does appear that I have a grouping
problem. I will study that along with the For-Each examples you sent
earlier and the ones in my books. I'll see what I can come up with
here. Thanks again.
Max Bronsema
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