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Avg Pay Per Pay Period

EricaTippin
7 - Meteor
‎01-24-2024 09:06 AM
  1. Output a csv file that shows each employee’s average total pay per pay period. Total pay is computed by summing regular and overtime pay (do not include tax columns). A different pay period is determined by the Pay_Date field. Sort your data so that employees with the highest AvgPayPerPayPeriod are listed first. Your solution should have the following headers:   EMP_NO     AvgPayPerPayPeriod
AlteryxExposureData.xlsx
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Raj
16 - Nebula
‎01-24-2024 10:48 AM

Share what you have tried will help to correct it.

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EricaTippin
7 - Meteor
‎01-24-2024 12:09 PM

It's Question 5 on the work flow

Assignment4.inprogress.yxmd
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