Something like this may result in the kind of spacing you want and 
pre-detect grandchildren. Perhaps you don't even want the top-level to show 
if there are no grand children? 

The <$list filter="[tag<Parent>limit[1]]"> listwidget here is used to 
detect if there are grandchildren. It's limited to 1 instance, since you 
don't want to multiply grandchildren by grandchildren. 



\define tagtable(Tag)

<ul>
<li><$link to="""$Tag$""">$Tag$</$link></li>
<ul>

<$list filter="[tag[$Tag$]]" variable="Parent">
<$list filter="[tag<Parent>limit[1]]">
      <li><$link to=<<Parent>>><<Parent>></$link></li>
      <ul>
<$list filter="[tag<Parent>sort[]]" variable="Child">         
      <li><$link to=<<Child>>><<Child>></$link></li>
      <ul>
<$list filter="[tag<Child>sort[]]" variable="GrandChild">
           <li><$link to=<<GrandChild>>><<GrandChild>></$link></li> 
</$list></ul></$list></ul></$list></$list></ul></ul>
\end

<$macrocall $name="tagtable" Tag={{!!title}} />



Good luck!
-- Mark

On Friday, August 3, 2018 at 8:20:00 AM UTC-7, Stuart Amor wrote:
>
> Its been awhile since I have used TW5 and its coming back to me slowly...  
> I have currently got down to the following code:
>
> \define tagtable(Tag)
> <$list filter="[tag[$Tag$]]" variable="Parent">
> <$list filter="[tag<Parent>sort[]]" variable="Child">         
> <$list filter="[tag<Child>sort[]]" variable="GrandChild">
> <ul>
>       <li><$link to=<<Parent>>><<Parent>></$link></li>
>       <ul>
>       <li><$link to=<<Child>>><<Child>></$link></li>
>            <ul>
>            <li><$link to=<<GrandChild>>><<GrandChild>></$link></li>
>            </ul>
>       </ul>
> </ul>
> </$list></$list></$list>
> \end
>
> <$macrocall $name="tagtable" Tag='X'/>
>
>
> I have two problems with this, firstly I am not sure how I can pass the 
> [all[current]tagging[]] via a macrocall - its not the end of the world if 
> I can't, but I have had this situation quite a bit so would nice to be able 
> to learn how it can be done if possible.
>
> I have a bit of a dilemma as this code returns:
>
>
>    - X
>       - Y
>          - Z1
>       - X
>       - Y
>          - Z2
>       
>
> I would like X and Y to be able to group the Z values and only appear 
> once.  I can see how this problem occurs, but can figure out a way of 
> avoiding this problem without reintroducing the Parent's Children that 
> don't have GrandChildren into the report. 
>

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