Import package and Variables

Hi, I need your help
It is possible to modify the import package to PROMPT for some dimensions when running...? Like for example, ask the user to select Dimension Category and then send that parameter to the construction of the import to be uploaded?
For example tohave as source file
ERP,sales,p1,2011.JAN,500
ERP,sales,p2,2011.jan,350
PROMT when run in DM.
Select Category: PRON2
Converted file
ERP,sales,PRON2,p1,2011.JAN,500
ERP,sales,PRON2,p2,2011.jan,350

Hi Ana
As per Sorin's post, it would make more sense to use a transformation file and then use *IF mapping functions.
*If (Condition1 then Action1;Condition2 then Action2;Default Action)
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_bpc75/helpdata/en/5A/69200C88AA40C9B18844A25259F147/frameset.htm]
For Example:
CATEGORY=*If (TIME=JAN then PROD1;TIME=FEB then PROD2;COL(2))
Hope this helps
Kind Regards
Daniel

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