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Subject: [xsl] sorting the result of a calculation on xml that can have missing/blank tags From: Sean <srguard2000-triallicense@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2005 11:56:49 +0000 (GMT) |
Thanks Michael for the answer.
I ran out of time and used format-number() in the calculation - the problem was I had '#' instead
of '0':
<xsl:decimal-format name="MyDecimalFormat" NaN="0" />
...
(format-number(HomePupils, '0', 'MyDecimalFormat')
This also covers converting NaN to zero...
Sean
> Dealing with missing elements and empty elements are actually two slightly
> different problems.
>
> However, to get a default value of "0",
>
> number(concat('0', string(HomePupils)))
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> works in both cases.
>
> Michael Kay
>
...
> > I tried using format-number() to replace blanks with '0' and even 'number(0)', but when the
output
> > of format-number is used in a calculation, the result is NaN.
>
>
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Sean Ryan
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