(As a general rule its easier if you post well formed xml rather than
the browser view (which has spurious - related to the javascript
outlining feature)
Without seeing (at least some of) your input file it is hard to say.
does your top level element look like
<group name='Outgoings' or
<group name='Tenant_Obligations'
??
Clearly as there is only one top level element, only one of these
branches in your xsl:choose can be true.
What number are you trying to calculate? it looks like perhaps you want
the number of elements that match your various paths, but that is just
<xsl:value-of select="count(
group[(_at_)name='Outgoings'][gas_charge=1] |
group[(_at_)name='Tenant_Obligations'][internal_repairs=] |
group[(_at_)name='Tenant_Obligations'][internal_decorations=1]
)"/>
although again these can't all be true so you can never get 3 as an
answer.
David
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