<xsl:sort select="Rating/@value
I think you just want
<xsl:sort select="Rating[(_at_)type = 'Adjusted']/@value"
But note that in xslt2 you don't need to copy all the elements into a
new tree in order to stroe the sorted list, you can save a sequence of
the _original_ nodes in a new sorted order. see xsl:perform-sort rather tha
use <xsl:copy-of select="."/>.
David
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