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Practice Exercise

Learning Path 1: Exercise 1: General

kopend8
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Practice Exercise 1 submission

Anshuman_17
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It was so knowledgeable.

Mammu04
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Use the Input Data tool to bring data into your workflow by connecting to a file or database.

  1. Click the Input Data tool in the tool palette and drag it to the workflow canvas area.
  2. In the Configuration window, click the Connect a File or Database drop-down arrow.
  3. The Text Input tool in Alteryx is a fundamental tool that allows you to manually enter text to create small data files for input within your workflows.

    String Data

    • Represents alphanumeric data, including letters, numbers, spaces, and other characters.
    • V/String: Variable-length string, dynamically adjusts to the length of the string. Supports Latin-1 characters.
    • V/W/String: Variable-length wide string, supports Unicode and international characters.

      Numeric Data

      • Represents numerical values.
      • Byte: Positive whole numbers from 0 to 255.
      • Int16: Integers from -32,768 to 32,767.
      • Int32: Integers from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647.
      • Int64: Integers from -9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807.
      • Fixed Decimal: Numbers with a fixed number of decimal places, often used for currency.
      • Float: Single-precision floating-point numbers.
      • Double: Double-precision floating-point numbers, offering higher precision.

        Date/Time Data

        • Represents dates and times.
        • Date and Time: Stores both date and time information.
        • Alteryx can handle various date/time formats, but it's often best to standardize them for consistency etc.
ZoeHollins
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See attached

roshanp9304
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Practice Exercise 1_Solution

timbeall20
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done

janicechan1
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Done

seiteeh
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Done

fabio_gomes
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Done

Sanjana22
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Attached my solution file