I know this sounds like a dumb question but what is a mapping table?
I was told that I need to do a mapping table and I do not know what
one looks like. If I could see a sample of one that might help me.

Maggie,

It's not a term that used in regards to Excel. What was the context
of the conversation? We may be able to help if we have a little more
information.

Greg

The mapping tables that I am familiar with are usually logic tables that
illustrate how a conclusion is derived, or how to get from point A to point B
with the logical steps in between. Something like critical path mehod. I
suppose programmers use mapping tables in some applications to illustrate the
sequence for their program modules to execute and for the peripherals to
operate.

"Maggie" wrote:

I know this sounds like a dumb question but what is a mapping table?
I was told that I need to do a mapping table and I do not know what
one looks like. If I could see a sample of one that might help me.

Maggie,

Assuming this is in reference to your previous thread about creating a summary table from an "input" worksheet....

By "mapping table" I just meant a two-column table on a worksheet: the first column would have the cell address of a data cell on
your input sheet, and the second column would have the column number on the summary sheet which corresponds to the input area. You
would use this information in a macro to transfer data from the input sheet to the summary sheet.

However, if you're not familiar with programming then this explanation might not be much help.
If you need more help you could contact me directly. Address at gmail.com is timjwilliams.

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Tim Williams
Palo Alto, CA


"Maggie" wrote in message ups.com...
I know this sounds like a dumb question but what is a mapping table?
I was told that I need to do a mapping table and I do not know what
one looks like. If I could see a sample of one that might help me.