I managed to (almost) fix the problem by adding a test for NaN to the
string variable:
<xsl:if test="(ancestor-or-self::d:table/@tabstyle = 'numbers' or
ancestor-or-self::d:table/@tabstyle = 'numberstripe') and
not(ancestor::d:thead or
ancestor::d:tfoot) and preceding-sibling::d:entry and
(string(number(.) != 'NaN'))">
This however will not select any cells that have a number *and* a
non-numeric string (such as greater than or less than signs: <1, or >20)
- my test treats those cells as a string and not as a number. I now need
to find how to convert < and > to a number so that the test
selects cells with a number and a lt or gt sign.
On 24-05-12 4:24 PM, Bob Stayton wrote:
<xsl:if test="(ancestor-or-self::d:table/@tabstyle = 'numbers' or
ancestor-or-self::d:table/@tabstyle = 'numberstripe') and
not(ancestor::d:thead or
ancestor::d:tfoot) and preceding-sibling::d:entry and
string(number(.))">
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