[Fez-users] Importing controlled vocabularies, take 2

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Still on my quest to import the following XML file into fez -

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="tableout.xsl"?>
<SEOCodeTable>
   <SEOCodeRow>
     <SEOCode>610000</SEOCode>
     <Description>DEFENCE</Description>
   </SEOCodeRow>
   <SEOCodeRow>
     <SEOCode>610100</SEOCode>
     <Description>DEFENCE</Description>
   </SEOCodeRow>
...
</SEOCodeTable>

I am able to successfully import the file using SEOCode as ID and 
Description as Value; however, the end result doesn't look pretty due 
to duplicate values in the Description element. So what I'm trying 
now is to import the file with VALUE as a combination of the SEOCode 
and Description.

Accordingly, I've tried using various XPATH operators and functions 
in the "XPATH of Value" field, e.g.

SEOCode | Description
//SEOCode | //Description
fn:concat(SEOCode, " ", Description)
concat(SEOCode, " ", Description)

but none of them work.

I've also tried an alternative method of using XSLT to transform the 
original XML file into another XML file; which works nicely as far as 
that goes. Only, when I then try to copy the new XML code, there 
isn't actually any as the browser source code shows only the original 
XML code.

I'm sure there is a very simple and embarrassingly basic solution 
that I'm missing.

TIA
bern

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