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Message: [QUOTE="Christoph, post: 778394"] Given the following sample xml document: <resultdata> <row> <field1>Field 1 Value</field1> <field2>Field 2 Value</field2> <field3>Field 3 Value</field3> </row> <row> <field1>Field 1 Value</field1> <field2>Field 2 Value</field2> <field3>Field 3 Value</field3> </row> </resultdata> what would the XSL look like such that it produces the following HTML <table> <tr><th>field1</th><th>field2</th><th>field3</th></tr> <tr><td>Field 1 Value</td><td>Field 2 Value</td><td>Field 3 Value</td></tr> <tr><td>Field 1 Value</td><td>Field 2 Value</td><td>Field 3 Value</td></tr> </table> without (and here's what I can't figure out) hardcoding any of the node names? I'd like to come up with a generic XSLT that can handle any xml document representing db table rows, regardless of the table. I just can't figure out how to make the first HTML table row (consisting of the TH's) to contain just the unique node names and then each subsequent HTML table row list out the values of each <row> child node. I have no problem coming up with the requisite XSLT if I hard code everything. But I just can't figure out how to do it dynamically. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated! thnx, Christoph [/QUOTE]