Thx for the replies. I tried with your code and yes it gets all BaseItemid but now it gets printed 16 times , 1 for each Invoice record. Is there anyway to make the code only print the coresponding BaseItemids. And not run trough the whole file each time. Or do i have to edit somwhat in the xml to achive this. Ill try explain.. I want to print all the info from the xml, not just the BaseItemIds, so that it gets this output.

Invoice1 (with all childs,all saved to string)

Invoice2

Invoice3

This is how it works Now (wich is a mess, As i cant tell wich BaseItemId(s) Belong to wich Invoice record.

Invoice1

BaseItemIds (x 16)

Invoice2

BaseItemIds (x 16)

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Been looking at a endless amount of torturials & stuff, really banging my head here :/

In reply to Re^2: Problems with multiple records in xml file , Xpath by joppei
in thread Problems with multiple records in xml file , Xpath by joppei

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