[xsl] find the ancestor with specific name

["Jiang, Peiyun" <Peiyun.Jiang@xxxxxx>]

Help: I want to find a specific ancestor of an element.
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Background: I have a (CALS) table that has a tablefootnote element in
different levels down in the table. I want to output a number at where the
tablefootnote actually ocurrs and print all tablefootnotes after the table.
I have many tables in the document and I want to output the numbers for each
table independent of each other.

What I'm trying to do is to match the tablefootnote and find the ancestor
"table" and then use for-each to number (position()) the tablefootnotes for
that table. Make sense?

Thanks.

Peiyun Jiang

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