How do I check State Code if it has four characters and then

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winkimjr2
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How do I check State Code if it has four characters and then

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What I am trying to do is check in the XML document for the element

<DriversLicenseState Word="CDON">Ontario</DriversLicenseState>.

If State word found has four characters and begins with ‘CD’ only display the last two characters. In this case (example) I would display <nc:JurisdictionCanadianProvinceCode>ON</nc:JurisdictionCanadianProvinceCode> otherwise display the State/@Word

I am not sure how to add logic to do this.

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<Integration xmlns:msxsl="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt" xmlns:tsg="http://tsgweb.com" xmlns:IXML="http://tsgweb.com" xmlns:CMCodeQueryHelper="urn:CMCodeQueryHelper" PackageID="IXML Case Notification Test" MessageID="67077793" xmlns="">
<Party ID="8265760" InternalPartyID="392728694">
<PartyName ID="4614549" Current="true" InternalNameID="1612416995">
<NameType>Standard</NameType>
<NameFirst>Ismael</NameFirst>
<NameLast>Montemayor-Lira</NameLast>
<FormattedName>Montemayor-Lira, Ismael</FormattedName>
</PartyName>
<DriversLicense Current="true">
<DriversLicenseNumber>321456782541A</DriversLicenseNumber>
<DriversLicenseState Word="CDON">Ontario</DriversLicenseState>
</DriversLicense>
</Integration>