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+ Use field mappings to map fields to the parent documents.
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+ Use [index projections](index-projections-concept-intro.md) to map fields to the "child" documents.
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### 3. Mapping function-transformed values to both parent and/or "child" documents
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### 3. Mapping function-transformed values to parent and/or "child" documents
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If a field in the parent document requires a transformation (using the mapping functions](#mappingFunctions) such as encoding) and needs to be mapped to the parent and/or "child" documents:
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+ Apply the transformation using field mappings' functions in the indexer.
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If a field in the parent document requires a transformation (using the [mapping functions](#mappingFunctions) such as encoding) and needs to be mapped to the parent and/or "child" documents:
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+ Apply the transformation using field mappings' [functions](#mappingFunctions) in the indexer.
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+ Use [index projections](index-projections-concept-intro.md) in the skillset to map the transformed field to the "child" documents.
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