Re[2]: [xsl] How do I avoid NaN (Simple Maths)

[Arthur Maloney <ArthurM@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Michael,

Thursday, March 13, 2008, 10:45:10 AM, you wrote:

>>   In e.g. below I want      $clientContacted=  6 + 1
>>   I'm getting NaN (I assume this is because other elements are not
>>   present)
>>
>>      Variable(s) poupulated at head of Xsl file (works OK when all
>>      elements present)
>>
>>      <xsl:variable name="clientContacted"
>> select="NewDataSet/Table1[callResultCode=280]/count
>>         + NewDataSet/Table1[callResultCode=25]/count
>>         + NewDataSet/Table1[callResultCode=281]/count
>>         + NewDataSet/Table1[callResultCode=28]/count
>>         + NewDataSet/Table1[callResultCode=29]/count
>>         + NewDataSet/Table1[callResultCode=36]/count"/>
>>

> Try

> <xsl:variable name="clientContacted"
>
select="sum(NewDataSet/Table1[callResultCode=(280,25,281,28,29,36)]/count)"/
>>

> In XSLT 1.0 change the predicate to [callResultCode=280 or
callResultCode=25
> or....]

> Michael Kay
> http://www.saxonica.com/

Thanks Mike. Hopefully I'll move to v2 soon

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 Arthur                            mailto:ArthurM@xxxxxxxxxx