I am trying to create a generic XSLT that will work with multiple types of queries. I found an XSLT format that seems to work for everything I need, except looping to the next user. Within the program that I am using, a query is created and it puts out XML. That XML creates a table with the labels at the top and all the information following in the correct columns. This information includes Guest, Access Type, and Access Type Description. Except I don’t want the Guest ID inside of the table, I want it on the top of the table with only Access Type and Access Description inside the table. And I want the XSLT to create a new table for each guest listed. That is where I am running into the problem. I tried to create a variable and I tried Muenchian grouping but I can’t seem to get it figured out. I was also wondering if I set up the title incorrectly for the table? I can also only use Version 1.0 of XSLT.

I am trying to create a generic XSLT that will work with multiple types of queries. I found an XSLT format that seems to work for everything I need, except looping to the next user. Within the program that I am using, a query is created and it puts out XML. That XML creates a table with the labels at the top and all the information following in the correct columns. This information includes Guest, Access Type, and Access Type Description. Except I don’t want the Guest ID inside of the table, I want it on the top of the table with only Access Type and Access Description inside the table. And I want the XSLT to create a new table for each guest listed. That is where I am running into the problem. I tried to create a variable and I tried Muenchian grouping but I can’t seem to get it figured out. I was also wondering if I set up the title incorrectly for the table? I can also only use Version 1.0 of XSLT.