Thank you James, that works great. I see what you did there, very nice. I
will adapt this to our actual xsl now and see how it goes.
Martin - Thanks for your approach as well, I am having a bit of trouble
getting the exsl ns to work through IE, but I'll keep at it.
One advantage that the technique which EB outlined has is that it won't
run the risk of a stack overflow, which my example can run afoul of
(given a large enough set). So if the dependency on the incrementing
nature of @order isn't a problem, I'd favor his example over mine.
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