Assigning multiple mappings to a single source property

You can assign more than one mapping to a source property-for example, you can map a source property to both a dimension and an Endeca property.

A typical source property that you may want to map to both a dimension and an Endeca property is Price. You can map the Price source property in the following ways:

To a Price Range dimension that allows the end-user to search for records within a given price range (for example, wines that cost between $10 and $25).
To an Endeca property that allows you to display the discrete price of each individual record.

Conversely, you can assign more than one source property to a single dimension or Endeca property. For example, if you have multiple source properties that are equivalent, most likely they should all be mapped to the same dimension or Endeca property. Flavor and Color are example properties that might require this behavior