Mapping Multi-Select Fields

Mapping Multi-Select Fields

When working with Import, Synchronization, or Data Flow integrations and needing to map multi-select fields with different values between the source and target, you can use Expression Mapping. Expression mapping allows using simple and complex expressions and formulas to transform source data into target field values.

For example, if the source column contains values such as 1, 2, 3, and the target column requires corresponding values like A, B, C, you can use the following expression (adjusting it to match your specific column names and values):

replace_null(string(SourceColumn), ‘’) == ‘1’ ? ‘A’ :
(replace_null(string(SourceColumn), ‘’) == ‘2’ ? ‘B’ :
(replace_null(string(SourceColumn), ‘’) == ‘3’ ? ‘C’ : ‘’))

You can customize this expression for your use case by replacing the column name, modifying parameter values, or adding additional value mappings as needed.

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