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How to shuffle the position of letter in a word using XSLT.

Suppose I have Word like "SACHIN" i want to Word Like HASCNI ,NACSHI ,IHNASC etc....

thanks & regards

Arpana
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Updated 4-Dec-13 1:23am
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AlexDpars 4-Dec-13 8:52am    
Why do you want to use XSLT?
RaisKazi 4-Dec-13 9:57am    
Exactly.
AlexDpars 4-Dec-13 10:18am    
Ok but why? Could you post some code?
RaisKazi 4-Dec-13 10:23am    
I am not the one who posted Question, ;)
woopsydoozy 4-Dec-13 10:27am    
Above comments are right--XSLT is not simplest way to go on this, and only makes sense if you're doing it as a part of an existing transform. And what output are you looking for? Every permutation? If so, sounds like a homework exercise ... though if someone's asking you to do this in XSLT for an assignment, they're torturing you.

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