XML Data ( View Total exist in a different query)

Hi,
This is a sample of my xml data :
<TEST_COMP>
- <LIST_G_Q1>
- <G_Q1>
<Q1_ITEM_ID>61</Q1_ITEM_ID>
<TOT>13754492</TOT>
</G_Q1>
- <G_Q1>
<Q1_ITEM_ID>62</Q1_ITEM_ID>
<TOT>1199366</TOT>
</G_Q1>
- <G_Q1>
<Q1_ITEM_ID>63</Q1_ITEM_ID>
<TOT>20886715</TOT>
</G_Q1>
</LIST_Q1>
- <LIST_G_ALL_LIST>
<G_ALL_ITEMS>
<ITEML_ID>68</ITEM_ID>
<ITEM_NAME>ITEM NAME 1</ITEM_NAME>
</G_ALL_ITEMS>
- <G_ALL_ITEMS>
<ITEM_ID>69</ITEM_ID>
<ITEM_NAME>ITEM NAME 2</ITEM_NAME>
</G_ALL_ITEMS>
</LIST_G_ALL_LIST>
</TEST_COMP>I do insert a table that display the data in the LIST_G_ALL_LIST, i need to insert one more column that read the total value of the same item exist in the LIST_G_Q1..
I wrote the following in the new column:
<?for-each:G_Q1?><?if: Q1_ITEM_ID=ITEM_ID?><?TOT?><?end if?><?end for-each?>What i got is a blank cloumn whatever the item id was even if there is a total in the Q1
Would you please help
Hope that my problem is clear enough!
Thanks a lot

I tried using variables...
I rest my variable (in G_ALL_ITEMS) using
<?xdoxslt:set_variable($_XDOCTX, 'x', ITEM_ID)?>Then i tried to recall it in my if condition ( inside G_Q1)
<?if: Q1_ITEM_ID=xdoxslt:get_variable($_XDOCTX, 'x')?>it still give me a blank cloumn!!

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