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Mapping Manager - Function & Logic Cheat Sheet
Mapping Manager - Function & Logic Cheat Sheet

Need a little help writing some logic? Here's a quick cheat sheet to help you out!

Micah A. Parker avatar
Written by Micah A. Parker
Updated over 2 years ago

Product: Mapping Manager


With access to Mapping Manager you can do more than just map a token from one field to the other - you also have the ability to write logic custom to your system that can perform various small tasks, and even base those on conditional requirements of your choosing.

Below is a list of functions and some of their many uses!


@ABS(Value)
Value: Token or hardcoded value
returns : value (in positive form)

The "absolute" function or @ABS() - simply acts like finding the absolute in mathematics - by taking the token or value inputted and converts it into a positive number.

@CASE


@CASE(Value,DefaultTranslation,CompareValue1,TranslationValue1,...)
Value: Token
DefaulTranslation: The value/result to use if no match is found (fallback value)
CompareValue1: Comparison value/token against Value variable
TranslationValue1: Return value/token if CompareValue1 equals true

A @CASE statement allows logic that will look at a single token and compare it against multiple values in which will return the most appropriate result based on that comparison.

Only a single return will result at any given time

@COPY


@COPY(Token,StartPosition,CopyLength)
Token: value to alter
Start Position: Position within the Token to start at
Copy Length: How many characters to copy
return: substring of Token

A @COPY statement takes a given value, and will return a new value based on how where and how many characters you wish to copy.

Uses

  • Produce only part of a value

  • Cap the length of a value


@DATEADD(Token,DaysToAdd)
Token: Date Token to modify
DaysToAdd: How many +/- days to Add/Subtract from Date Token
return: Modified Date

Modifies a given Date by adding or subtracting days to it

@IF_THEN_ELSE()


@IF_THEN_ELSE(Value1,ComparisonType,Value2,ValueIfTrue,ValueIfFalse)
Value1: First Value/Token to compare
ComparisonType: Comparison Operator
Value2: Second Value/Token to compare
ValueIfTrue: Result to return if Value1 compares to Value2 based on Comparison Type
ValueIfFalse: Result to return if comparison of Value 1 and Value 2 failed

Provides the ability to check a value, and produce a result based on whether a match was found or not

Condition

Symbol

Equals

=

Not Equal

<>

Greater Than

>

Less Than

<

Greater Than or Equal To

>=

Less Than or Equal To

<=

@IF_AND_THEN_ELSE()


@IF_AND_THEN_ELSE(Value1,CompareType,Value2,Value3,CompareType,Value4,...,ValueIfTrue,ValueIfFalse)

Provides the ability to require multiple conditions to return true before returning the true value

@IF_OR_THEN_ELSE()


@IF_OR_THEN_ELSE(Value1,CompareType,Value2,Value3,CompareType,Value4,...,ValueIfTrue,ValueIfFalse)

Provides the ability to require any condition to evaluate as true in order to return the true value

@INT()


@INT(TOKEN,shift,size)

Turns a Value into an Integer

@INSTR()


@INSTR(Token,Substring)
Token: The token/value to search against
Substring: The character/word to look for within Token
return: Starting position of Substring (if found) - otherwise -1

Find the start Position of a Specific Character or Word

@IS_NUMERIC()


@IS_NUMBERIC(TOKEN)

Returns 1 if Token is fully numeric or 0 if contains string-based characters

@IS_TRANSLATABLE()


@LEN()


@LEN(TOKEN)

Returns how many characters make up Token


@LOWER_CASE(TOKEN)

Converts any upper-cased characters to lower


@NUM(TokenCalculation)
TokenCalculation: Combination of Token or Hardcoded value

Wrapper for performing mathematic calculations within a field

Operator

Sign

Add

+

Subtract

-

Multiply

*

Divide

/

@NUM(@SUM(@NUM()))


@NUM(@SUM(@NUM(Token)))
Token:
returns: Sum of all entries

Totals all found entries with a math calculation added
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@REAL_ROUND


@REAL_ROUND(TOKEN,DecimalPlaces)

Rounds Token up to the specific DecimalPlaces defined

Note

Uses Banker's Rounding (rounds from .6 and up, rather than .5)

@REAL_TRUNCATE()


@REAL_TRUNCATE(TOKEN,DecimalPlaces)

Drops any decimal places within Token beyond the DecimalPlaces definition

@REPLACE_STRING


@REPLACE_STRING(Token,SearchFor,ReplaceWith)
Token: The token to modify/search
SearchFor: Character/Value/Word to find
ReplaceWith: Character/Value/Word to replace SearchFor value with(if found)

Finds a character/value/word and replaces it with the desired text

@STRIP_CHARS()


@STRIP_CHARS(Token,CharactersToStrip)
Token: The token to modify/strip from
CharactersToStrip: Characters (individual) to strip

Removes all characters found within the value/token

Note

CharactersToStrip is a list, not a whole word - if you enter "ABC" it will not strip all words of ABC, but rather strip all As, all Bs, and all Cs from your incoming Token regardless of their position.

@SIGN()


@SIGN(TOKEN)

Returns + or - sign based on if Token value is positive or negativegative

@SUM()


@SUM(TOKEN)

Totals all found entries of Token

@SWITCH()


@SWITCH(Value1,Value2,Value3,...)

Selects the first value (from left to right) that is not empty (NULL)

@TRIM


@TRIM(TOKEN)

Removes any white spaces found


@TRIM_LEFT


@TRIM_LEFT(TOKEN)

Removes any white spaces found on the left

@TRIM_RIGHT


@TRIM_RIGHT(TOKEN)

Removes any white spaces found on the right

@UNESCAPE()


@UNESCAPE(TOKEN)

@UPPER_CASE()


@UPPER_CASE(TOKEN)

Converts any lower-cased characters to upper-case

Resources


rev 11/2/22

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