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04-03-2014

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Hello shamrock,

Thanks for answer.

That is the input I have. What I can do is showing with colors as below.

I show the nodes I have to print, ABx, CDy, MJp. But CDy and MJp could belong to 2 different subnodes (RN, JN) because of that
in the output desired I put in column 2 RN as first header and in column 4 JN. And as second header I put CDy and MJp corresponding
to nodes RN and JN.

I'm attaching the output in HMTL format. And an image of the output showing in colors the header and subheader and cells in grey
are CDy's for RN and cells in green are MJp's for JN. Cells in orange are the ABx's.

I hope make sense.

Thanks in advance.

Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<TUPH>
	<KIND>
		<ABx>Event 1</ABx>
			<RN>
				<MO>
					<CDy>11</CDy>
					<CDy>5</CDy>				
				</MO>	
				<MO>
					<MJp>6</MJp>
					<MJp>7</MJp>
					<MJp>9</MJp>				
				</MO>				
			</RN>
			<JN>
				<MO>
					<CDy>8</CDy>				
				</MO>	
				<MO>
					<MJp>1</MJp>
					<MJp>3</MJp>			
				</MO>			
			</JN>		
	</KIND>
	<KIND>	
		<ABx>Event 2</ABx>
			<RN>
				<MO>
					<CDy>3</CDy>
				</MO>	
				<MO>
					<MJp>5</MJp>
				</MO>				
			</RN>
			<JN>
				<MO>
					<CDy>6</CDy>
				</MO>	
				<MO>
					<MJp>2</MJp>
				</MO>					
			</JN>
	</KIND>	
</TUPH>

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