So why is no-one answering?
In my case, I stopped answering questions involving Muenchian grouping a
couple of years ago. I just find it too painful to use XSLT 1.0 for this
kind of problem (unless someone is paying me, of course). It's a shame,
though, if none of the "experts" on the list is prepared to use the legacy
technology any more, because a lot of users will be saddled with it for some
time to come.
Well, as a non-expert I took a stab at it, and I hope the experts
will provide solutions as well. I had to make a few assumptions in
my attempted solution (e.g., assuming data sorted by column and row
in order to get the "unique rows" for a given pivot, and assuming the
first pivot provides a master template w/re to the number of rows),
and I figure there will be a better way -- but I'm out of time. :)
I tend to try and answer problems which are going to prove a challenge,
ones where the solution isn't obvious to me. I also tend to answer
simple questions in areas where I know I had trouble when I was first
learning XSLT.
I really wish browsers would just get on with supporting XSLT 2.0,
I don't ever want to have to deal with XSLT 1.0 in *my* shop!
Jim
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Stanford University HighWire Press http://highwire.stanford.edu/
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