So you don't get that a person who does a Serial.println (analogPin1) is confused when it returns 54? Okay...
What is my analog pin 1 set to? ummm why is it telling me its pin 54? Mine doesn't say 54, it says 14! Wait! They are the same only one is an Uno and the other is a Mega. I find it hard to believe we are having this conversation since all the Digital pins seem to know who they are. Why not the Analog side of the board too? But not to cry over spilled milk, I coded the solution in the first post. Its not good enough for prime time, but its more than what we had. Whenever I come here for help, the volunteers here like it when you TRY first. Check!
But then, you also have a new issue that seems to crop up for some reason that goes right over my head... The poor guy looking to fix things has to first justify why something that is clearly broke needs fixing! If you don't see it, why are you posting? How is that helping people who search for this very issue later and have to peruse 20 or more replies before they finally get an answer if they EVER get one? Help me understand why its so important to post when you don't care about the issue? I do not mean to be mean, I am just finding more obstacles and trying to learn how to process them.