Ice Map

Ice Map is used for exporting and importing data from GoodBooks into other file formats for reference. Retrieving information in the form of reports is possible through ice map.

Fields & its description:

Code & Name

Type any code and a corresponding name to identify the ice map.

Entity

Select the required entity (table) for which ice mapping is necessary.

Ice Source Type

From the given list, choose the file format of the source file.

Source File Name

Type the name of the source file.

Source Sheet Name

Enter the name of the sheet within the source file. There are also several fields in the form of columns in the table below.

Destination Member

Destination member refers to the specific field in GB. This is used for matching the field with its value present in the source file. It is also possible to put add on fields.

Source Field Value

Match the field in GB with that of the value (column field) in the source file so there is similarity in both the platforms. E.g. In Monthly Attendance screen, there is a field called Pay Period ID and this field should be matched with its respective source that represents pay period ID in the Excel sheet.

Value Type

There are several value types, each with its own functions. Currently, not all the fields all available. Source Value indicates that the value used in GB is the same as that of the source. Code To Id retrieves the code from the source file to be displayed as ID in GB. Name To Id retrieves the name from the source file to be displayed as ID in GB. Auto Number Assigning simply assigns random unique numbers to new entries.

Entity

Based on your previous entries select the required entity in this field.

Add on Value

In the add on value field, select the appropriate add on field name.

Filter Field

Checking a single filter

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 Unchanged: Ice Map is used for exporting and importing data from GoodBooks into other file formats for reference. Retrieving information in the form of reports is possible through ice map.
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 Unchanged: <strong>Fields &amp; its description:</strong>
 Unchanged: <ul>
 Unchanged:  <li><strong>Code &amp; Name</strong></li>
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 Unchanged: Type any code and a corresponding name to identify the ice map.
 Unchanged: <ul>
 Unchanged:  <li><strong>Entity< /strong></li>
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 Unchanged: Select the required entity (table) for which ice mapping is necessary.
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 Unchanged:  <li><strong>Ice Source Type</strong></li>
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 Unchanged: From the given list, choose the file format of the source file.
 Unchanged: <ul>
 Unchanged:  <li><strong>Source File Name</strong></li>
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 Unchanged: Type the name of the source file.
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 Unchanged:  <li><strong>Source Sheet Name</strong></li>
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 Unchanged: Enter the name of the sheet within the source file.
 Unchanged: There are also several fields in the form of columns in the table below.
 Unchanged: <ul>
 Unchanged:  <li><strong>Destination Member</strong></li>
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 Unchanged: Destination member refers to the specific field in GB. This is used for matching the field with its value present in the source file. It is also possible to put add on fields.
 Unchanged: <ul>
 Unchanged:  <li><strong>Source Field Value</strong></li>
 Unchanged: </ul>
 Unchanged: Match the field in GB with that of the value (column field) in the source file so there is similarity in both the platforms.
 Unchanged: E.g. In Monthly Attendance screen, there is a field called Pay Period ID and this field should be matched with its respective source that represents pay period ID in the Excel sheet.
 Unchanged: <ul>
 Unchanged:  <li><strong>Value Type</strong></li>
 Unchanged: </ul>
 Unchanged: There are several value types, each with its own functions. Currently, not all the fields all available. <em>Source Value </em>indicates that the value used in GB is the same as that of the source. <em>Code To Id </em>retrieves the code from the source file to be displayed as ID in GB. <em>Name </em><em>To Id </em>retrieves the name from the source file to be displayed as ID in GB. <em>Auto Number Assigning </em>simply assigns random unique numbers to new entries.
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 Unchanged:  <li><strong>Entity< /strong></li>
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 Unchanged: Based on your previous entries select the required entity in this field.
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 Unchanged:  <li><strong>Add on Value</strong></li>
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 Unchanged: In the add on value field, select the appropriate add on field name.
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+Added:  <li> <strong>Filter Field</strong></li>
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+Added: Checking a single filter
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