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title: MPE_XLMAP_RULES
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description: The MPE_XLMAP_RULES table contains the rules for mapping excel cells and ranges to XLMAP_IDs for upload into SAS
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og_title: MPE_XLMAP_RULES Table Documentation
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og_image: ../img/mpe_xlmap_rules.png
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# MPE_XLMAP_RULES
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The MPE_XLMAP_RULES table contains the rules for mapping excel cells and ranges to XLMAP_IDs for [upload into SAS](/excel)
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## Columns
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- `TX_FROM num`: SCD2 open datetime
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- 🔑 `TX_TO num`: SCD2 close datetime
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- 🔑 `XLMAP_ID char(32)`: A unique, UPPERCASE reference for the excel map.
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- 🔑 `XLMAP_RANGE_ID char(32)`: A unique reference for the specific range being loaded
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- `XLMAP_SHEET char(32)`: The sheet name in which to capture the data. Examples:
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- `Sheet2` - an absolute reference
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- `/1` - the first tab in the workbook
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- `XLMAP_START char(1000)`: The rule used to find the top left of the range. Use "R1C1" notation to move the target. Examples:
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- `ABSOLUTE F4` - an absolute reference
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- `RELATIVE R[2]C[2]` - In the XMLMAP_START case, this is the same as `ABSOLUTE B2`
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- `MATCH P R[0]C[2]: My Test` - search column P for the string "My Test" then move 2 columns right
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- `MATCH 7 R[-2]C[-1]: Top Banana` - search row 7 for the string "Top Banana" then move 2 rows up and 1 column left
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- `XLMAP_FINISH char(1000)`: The rule used to find the end of the range. Leave blank for individual cells. Example values include those listed under XLMAP_START, plus:
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- `BLANKROW` - search down (from XLMAP_START) until an entirely blank row is found, then choose the row above it
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- `LASTDOWN` - The last non blank cell below the XLMAP_START cell. In the `RELATIVE R[x]C[x]` case, this is offset from from XLMAP_START rather than A1
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