What’s one thing you would ONLY use Alteryx to do?
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Welcome to the very first edition of the Thursday Thought, a weekly thread where we pose a question to the community and invite you to share your experience. Whether you're new to Alteryx (like me!) or consider yourself a data blending connoisseur, the Alteryx Community wants to hear from you! Feel free to include as much or as little information as you like. All “thoughts” are welcome & encouraged!
Question:
What's one thing you would ONLY use Alteryx to do? And why?
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Having had to solve this problem before, there is no other way I would solve it but to use the Make Group tool. If I had to navigate an ID history table and understand how ID's merge and shift over time, I would only solve it with Alteryx:
Given an ID, you don't know if it is OLD or NEW can you merge the result to find the most newest form of the ID?
ID | OLD_ID |
10 | 100 |
10 | 20 |
20 | 50 |
30 | 60 |
55 | 300 |
50 | 250 |
60 | 400 |
250 | 600 |
Chaos reigns within. Repent, reflect and restart. Order shall return.
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FANTASY FOOTBALL.
Love it...it's true you are just saying what everyone else was thinking!!! We all only really do all the business stuff with Alteryx to tick the "business case" box, when we all know what it's really for!! :D
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@mceleavey, @simon_runc -- Does your competition know that you have a huge advantage over them? I mean, its kinda like counting cards ;)
Since you brought it up, I figured I might as well point out some articles that could help you (or anyone else for that matter!) take home the Shiva Bowl next season:
- Check out @MattD's article on how to scrape website data from sites like ESPN
- Apply the same methodologies @KuoL put forward in a blog post introducing the Optimization Tool -- Fantasy Baseball Daily Line-up Problem
Good luck!
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...All's fair in Love and Football!!
Excellent article...I do use import.io, so very useful. Thanks for sharing (...yes mine is "real" football too!!...but I can apply the same priciples)
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Second that! Data blending is the ONE AND ONLY critical requirement. Working in a company built from multiple M&A really needs a good data blending application to "glue together" those desperate data sources!

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