--- title: "Task 2: Mapping Excel Columns to DQS Domains | Microsoft Docs" ms.custom: "" ms.date: "03/06/2017" ms.prod: "sql-server-2014" ms.reviewer: "" ms.technology: data-quality-services ms.topic: conceptual ms.assetid: f347cc92-950f-4021-b7af-393640dfe821 author: lrtoyou1223 ms.author: lle manager: craigg --- # Task 2: Mapping Excel Columns to DQS Domains 1. In the **Map** page, select **Excel File** for **Data Source**. 2. Click **Browse**, select **Suppliers.xlsx**, and click **Open**. 3. Select **IncomingSuppliers$** for the **Worksheet**. 4. Map columns as shown in the following table and screenshot. When creating mappings for the **State** domain, click **Add a column mapping** button on the toolbar located just above the list. > [!TIP] > You are not using **Supplier ID** column/domain for cleansing. You will use the **Supplier ID** domain later in the matching activity. |Excel column|DQS Domain| |------------------|----------------| |Supplier Name|Supplier Name| |ContactEmailAddress|Contact Email| |Address Line|Address Line| |City|City| |State|State| |Country (Click **+(Add a column mapping)** toolbar to add a row)|Country| |Zip Code|Zip| ![Mappings of Excel Columns to Domains](../../2014/tutorials/media/et-mappingexcelcolumnstodqsdomains-01.jpg "Mappings of Excel Columns to Domains") 5. As you have mapped all the individual domains within the **Address Validation** composite domain, the composite domain automatically participates in the cleansing process. Click **View/Select Composite Domains** button to see that the **Address Validation** composite domain is automatically selected, and then click **OK**. ![View/Select Composite Domains Dialog Box](../../2014/tutorials/media/et-mappingexcelcolumnstodqsdomains-02.jpg "View/Select Composite Domains Dialog Box") 6. Click **Next** to switch to the **Cleanse** page. ## Next Step [Task 3: Cleansing Data against the Suppliers Knowledge Base](../../2014/tutorials/task-3-cleansing-data-against-the-suppliers-knowledge-base.md)