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Overview: Prompt Value Mapping dialog window
Guess Below:
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If Slate can match incoming data values with existing prompts, it will do so.
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The Prompt Value Mapping window shows a list of the Source Fields in the selected source file and, if/when a field has been mapped, corresponding Destination Values.
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Additionally, it shows Mapped and an Unmapped column appear for each field. The numbers in each column indicate how many incoming values from the source file have been mapped to prompts values in Slate. |
How-To: Prompt Value Mapping
From the list of Source Fields, select one of the fields
Dialog shows incoming Source Values and corresponding Destination ValuesSelect Guess Below or manually enter the desired Destination Value.
If Slate can match incoming data values with existing prompts, it will do so.
This will save time, as opposed to manually entering a value for the prompts.
Select Save
Repeat these steps for the needed Source Fields
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Tips and NotesUnlike Field Mappings, some incoming Prompt Value data points may not need to be represented in Slate. Don't feel compelled to map each and every prompt value if they are not critical.A Mapped and an Unmapped column appear for each field at this stage. The numbers in each column indicate how many incoming values from the source data file have been mapped to prompts values in Slate. |