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XSLT statement for recursive elements

former_member214999
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Hi I am using following statement in the XSLT pogram for transforming internal table data in to XML

XSLT- Program

<Size>

<GrossSquareFeet>

<xsl:value-of select="GROSSSQUAREFEET"/>

</GrossSquareFeet>

</Size>

and the ressult is

RESULT-

- <Size>

<GrossSquareFeet>1008.0</GrossSquareFeet>

</Size>

My question is what if i have multiple sizes. what XSLT statment should i be using?

my result should be something like this

- <Size>

<GrossSquareFeet>1008.0</GrossSquareFeet>

<GrossSquareFeet>1006.0</GrossSquareFeet>

<GrossSquareFeet>1007.0</GrossSquareFeet>

<GrossSquareFeet>1005.0</GrossSquareFeet>

</Size>

PLease help or direct me to some documentation.I am in 4.7 enterprise version.

Thanks in advance.

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athavanraja
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it is

<xsl:for-each [elemtn]>

for transforming internal table to xml why cant you simply use

call transformation?

Regards

Raja

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athavanraja
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it is

<xsl:for-each [elemtn]>

for transforming internal table to xml why cant you simply use

call transformation?

Regards

Raja