I'm trying to learn how to use a XSL stylesheet after creating my XML file with XML::twig, but I think my end desire is a little too complicated for a begineer. Perhaps the XML file should be reordered. Looking at it now I think condensing the elements into attributes instead of children of the node was probably a big mistake. I would like a fresh view on the following...

I have this xml file, which I am trying to generate a table in html format.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?>
<Volumetrics>
  <VolumeReport Name="v_example.gri" Version="1.0">
    <CellSize CellSizeX="500.000" CellSizeY="500.000" Refinement="10">
      <VolumeUnits id="m3">Cubic Metres</VolumeUnits>
      <CumulativeVol>147977918</CumulativeVol>
    </CellSize>
    <CellSize CellSizeX="500.000" CellSizeY="500.000" Refinement="4">
      <VolumeUnits id="m3">Cubic Metres</VolumeUnits>
      <CumulativeVol>147751938</CumulativeVol>
    </CellSize>
    <CellSize CellSizeX="1000.000" CellSizeY="1000.000" Refinement="10
+">
      <runtime units="seconds">8</runtime>
      <VolumeUnits id="m3">Cubic Metres</VolumeUnits>
      <CumulativeVol>134856090</CumulativeVol>
    </CellSize>
    <CellSize CellSizeX="1000.000" CellSizeY="1000.000" Refinement="4"
+>
      <runtime units="seconds">9</runtime>
      <VolumeUnits id="m3">Cubic Metres</VolumeUnits>
      <CumulativeVol>134324000</CumulativeVol>
    </CellSize>
  <VolumeReport Name="south.gri" Version="1.0">
    <CellSize CellSizeX="10.000" CellSizeY="10.000" Refinement="4">
      <runtime units="seconds">7</runtime>
      <VolumeUnits id="m3">Cubic Metres</VolumeUnits>
      <CumulativeVol>125970002642</CumulativeVol>
    </CellSize>
  </VolumeReport>
  <VolumeReport Name="v_example.gri" Version="2.0">
    <CellSize CellSizeX="500.000" CellSizeY="500.000" Refinement="10">
      <runtime units="seconds">12</runtime>
      <VolumeUnits id="m3">Cubic Metres</VolumeUnits>
      <CumulativeVol>147977918</CumulativeVol>
    </CellSize>
    <CellSize CellSizeX="500.000" CellSizeY="500.000" Refinement="4">
      <runtime units="seconds">10</runtime>
      <VolumeUnits id="m3">Cubic Metres</VolumeUnits>
      <CumulativeVol>147751938</CumulativeVol>
    </CellSize>
    <CellSize CellSizeX="1000.000" CellSizeY="1000.000" Refinement="10
+">
      <runtime units="seconds">8</runtime>
      <VolumeUnits id="m3">Cubic Metres</VolumeUnits>
      <CumulativeVol>134880540</CumulativeVol>
    </CellSize>
    <CellSize CellSizeX="1000.000" CellSizeY="1000.000" Refinement="4"
+>
      <runtime units="seconds">10</runtime>
      <VolumeUnits id="m3">Cubic Metres</VolumeUnits>
      <CumulativeVol>134324000</CumulativeVol>
    </CellSize>
  <VolumeReport Name="south.gri" Version="2.0">
    <CellSize CellSizeX="10.000" CellSizeY="10.000" Refinement="4">
      <runtime units="seconds">8</runtime>
      <VolumeUnits id="m3">Cubic Metres</VolumeUnits>
      <CumulativeVol>125970002642</CumulativeVol>
    </CellSize>
  </VolumeReport>
</Volumetrics>

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I desire my html to be a number of tables on the webpage. There should be a new table for each @Name, and new header rows for each different @Version. The rows should be the different CellSize/@CellSizeX and CellSize/@CellSizeY and the columns should be made up of CellSize/@Refinement,runtime and CumulativeVol. I desire these tables:
v_example.griGrid Refinements
Version 15.5410
CellSize Runtime Volume Runtime Volume
(500.000,500.000) 10 147751938 12 147977918
(1000.000,1000.000) 10 134856090 8 134472204
v_example.griGrid Refinements
Version 16.0410
CellSize Runtime Volume Runtime Volume
(500.000,500.000) 10 147751938 12 147977918
(1000.000,1000.000) 10 134324000 8 134880540

south.griGrid Refinements
Version 15.5410
CellSize Runtime Volume Runtime Volume
(10.000,10.000) 6 125970002642
south.griGrid Refinements
Version 16.0410
CellSize Runtime Volume Runtime Volume
(10.000,10.000) 8 125970002642

My XSL stylesheet is a slightly modified example off the internet, it doesn't even get close to producing the above so I don't think it would be very useful to post it here.

Firstly, should I reorder my XML?

Secondly, is there a kind soul out there who could show me what my stylesheet should look like?

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