What is the method for indicating a reference to a specific occurrence of an input object in a map

rule?

The following map rule returns the incorrect results; however, the map rule does return the
expected results when each LOOKUP is run independently.
=IF(PRESENT(Name:.:AddressFile), LOOKUP(Record:input,Field1 Field:Record:input=”aa”),
LOOKUP(Record:input,Field1 Field:Record:input=”cc”))
Why does the rule return the INCORRECT results?

In this scenario, there is one input file (SOHeader), which contains 200,000 records. The records
in SOHeader file are comprised of three fields: SONumber, SOOrdType, and ShipToCustomer.
The file is sorted by SOOrdType (ascending order).
Here is a snapshot of a few records in the file:

What is the MOST EFFICIENT function to use to find the first record where ShipToCustomer = “John”?

Which two of the following statements about the REJECT function are TRUE? The REJECT
function:

Which of the following statements about the RUN function is TRUE?

There is a text item called PutAs that appears as a component in a group and has a range of (1:s).
Assume the mapping rule for PutAs is as shown here:
Which two of the following will happen when the map is executed?

Which two of the following statements regarding functional maps are TRUE? A functional map:

A map executes with the completion message:
Input type contains errors
Which of the following statements is always TRUE?

An application developer is creating a map to produce a report which will include literal text
concatenated with a numeric item named TotalCount. Which map rule should the developer use to
produce the following line of their report if TotalCount = 2541? The totals are 2,541!

A Referenced Map is a map that: