Map this code segment to assign an identifier to two variable

[#1]

Hello,

See Mapping code segment, 'the highlighted part' Durumi Cadastral falls in both Zone A and Zone B. How do I make Durumi Cadastral fall in both zones.

[stigchel]

You can't do that with a mapping, instead just use almost the same load as a linked table to your (in my example named) Cadastral field.

OtherData:

Load * Inline [Cadastral

Kukwuaba Cadastral

Gudu Cadastral

Durumi Cadastral

];

Area:

load * inline [Cadastral, Zone

Kukwuaba Cadastral, Zone A

Gudu Cadastral, Zone A

Durumi Cadastral, Zone A

Durumi Cadastral, Zone B

Wuye Cadastral, Zone B

Jabi Cadastral, Zone B

Utako Cadastral, Zone B

Mabuchi Cadastral, Zone B

Jahi Cadastral, Zone B

Kado Cadastral, Zone B

Dakibiyu Cadastral, Zone B

Kaura Cadastral, Zone B

Duboyi Cadastral, Zone B

Gaduwa Cadastral, Zone B

Dutse Cadastral, Zone B

Katampe Ext Cadastral, Zone B

];

[jonathandienst]

Use 2 lines:

Durumi Cadastral, Zone A

Durumi Cadastral, Zone B

[#4]

I have done this before now. Didn't work

[stigchel]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think an applymap will only map the first matching value

[#6]

I have to use ApplyMap() statement to align to my table.

[#7]

Yes

[#8]

But there could be a way around this

[#9]

Load it again using reisdent load and do subfield with delimiter on Zone.

subfield(FieldName, '&'), it will make 2 records.

[#10]

Not clear